shiftregister
A shift register is a type of storage register in which the binary data can be shifted from one location to another within the register by clock pulses. It consists of multiple flip-flops connected in series so that the output of one stage feeds the input of the next. On each clock edge, the bit in each stage moves to the adjacent stage, enabling data to flow through the chain in a controlled, serial fashion.
Shift registers support several configurations. Serial-in/serial-out (SISO) transfers data one bit at a time through the
Typical implementations use edge-triggered D flip-flops and come in various forms, including small integrated circuits such
Applications of shift registers include temporary data storage and delay lines, data format conversion between serial