Registers are electronic sequential logic circuits equipped with flip-flops and capable of storing data larger than one bit in digital form. They are widely used in modern digital electronics. The program counter, accumulator, and stack pointer present in a microprocessor are some common examples of registers.
Registers can be categorised into two major types, namely:
Registers have extensive uses in modern digital electronics. Most commonly they are used to:
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