It is a Flip Flop with two inputs, one is S and the other is R. S here stands for Set and R here stands for Reset. Set basically indicates set the flip flop which means output 1 and reset indicates resetting the flip flop which means output 0. Here, a clock pulse is supplied to operate this flip-flop, hence it is a clocked flip-flop.
What is Flip Flop?
Flip-Flop is a term that comes under digital electronics, and it is an electronic component that is used to store one single bit of information.
Since Flip Flop is a sequential circuit so its input is based upon two parameters, one is the current input and other is the output from previous state. It has two outputs, both are complement of each other. It may be in one of two stable states, either 0 or 1.
Case 1 : Let's say, S=0 and R=0 , then output of both AND gates will be 0 and the value of Q and Q' will be same as their previous value, i.e, Hold state.
Case 2 : Let's say, S=0 and R=1 , then output of both AND gates will be 1 and 0, correspondingly the value of Q will be 0 as one of input is 1 and it is a NOR gate so it will ultimately gives 0, hence Q gets 0 value, similarly Q' will be 1.
Case 3 : Let's say, S=1 and R=0 , then output of both AND gates will be 0 and 1, correspondingly the value of Q' will be 0 as one of input to NOR gate is 1, so output will be 0 ultimately and this 0 value will go as input to upper NOR gate, and hence Q will become 1.
Case 4 : Let's say, S=1 and R=1 , then output of both AND gates will be 1 and 1 which is invalid, as the outputs should be complement of each other.