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| Quasi stable | A flip-flop has two well-defined stable conditions, \'1\' and \'0\'. When there is a violation in setup or hold time of Flip-Flop, it enters into a state called ‘metastable’ or ‘quasi stable’ state, where the output of Flip-Flop is unpredictable. This is so called metastability. |
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