Abstract: A flip-flop with a built-in enable function realized by the addition of two transistors between the trigger circuit and the output nodes of the flip-flop. This embodiment of the enable function causes no increase in power dissipation and may be used in any type of flip-flop.

Abstract: A read resettable memory circuit contains a flip-flop circuit (10) consisting of a flip-flop (FF) and an edge-triggered control circuit (CC) and a fall-through latch (16). The control circuit sets the flip-flop in response to a selected edge transition in a first clock (.0..sub.1) when an appropriate external logical set signal (S) is received and resets the flip-flop in response to a selected edge transition in a second clock (.0..sub.2) when an appropriate feedback logical reset signal (R) is received. The latch provides the reset signal at a value corresponding to the current logic state of the flip-flop during each period running from the selected edge transition of the second clock to its opposite edge transition and at a value corresponding to the logic state of the flip-flop that exists just before each opposite edge transition of the second clock during each remaining following period.