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From a 3-bit binary counter design using T flip-flops, determine the number of T flip-flops needed in its circuit implementation.
1
2
3
4
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A programmable block of logic within a gate array, that contains a flip-flop for storage and also allows the user to specify logic functions on its inputs.
Programmed block
PLD
Configurable logic block
Block diagram
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An outstanding advantage of LCDs from LEDs.
LCDs are organized as a 7-segment display for numerical read out
LCDs can be multiplexed
LCDs essentially act as a capacitor and consume almost no power
LCDs generates light
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A type of computer bus which is bidirectional.
Data bus
Address
Control bus
Calling bus
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A sequential logic circuit where the storage elements commonly used are time-delay devices (usually gates).
Synchronous SLC
Asynchronous SLC
Counter
Register
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A circuit designed to produce a clean output in response to a switch closure.
Monostable circuit
Filter circuit
Attenuator
Debouncing circuit
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The one-input RS flip-flop is the _______ flip-flop.
T
D
R
Latch
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It is said to be a universal gate because any digital system can be implemented with it.
NAND
AND
OR
Exclusive OR
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In clock circuits, SWG means
square wave glitches
standard wire gauge
square wave generators
standard wave ground
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An n-bit binary parallel adder requires ________ in its least design.
n half adders
n half subtractor
n full adders
n half subtractor and n full adder
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This bus carries lines that control the operation of the memory from the microprocessor to the memory.
Data bus
Address bus
Control bus
Bus lines
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The state of the flip-flop before the occurrence of a clock pulse is called as its
present state
next state
current input
present output
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If F = xy + x’y’ Boolean expression is to be implemented using decoders and OR gates, the connection involves
2 to 4 line decoder with 3 OR gates
3 to 8 line decoder with 2 OR gates
2 to 4 line decoder with 1 OR gate
3 to 8 line decoder with 4 OR gates
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Correcting the faults in a circuit or a system.
Buzz-out
Debugging
Trap
Fault corrector
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An included input terminals in a magnitude comparator IC which is significant when both inputs compared are equal is called as its
setting
cascading inputs
input terminals
address
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The time difference which results when a clock may not arrive at all flip-flops at precisely the same time.
Glitch
Spike
Hold
Clock skew
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A register which holds the data being written into or read out of the addressed memory location.
Hold register
Memory data register
Memory address register
Glitch register
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A situation in a system where it can never leave or progress to another state.
Rest
Hang-up state
No change in state
Toggle
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A small change made in resistance or capacitance to time a circuit precisely.
Trigger
Tweaking
Bounce
Squeaking
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A state causing the flip-flop to change or reverse its state.
Reset
Set
Toggle
Non-toggle
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The state of a flip-flop when Q = 0 and Q’ = 1
Reset
Set
Trigger state
Tristate
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An input that disables multiplexers or demultiplexers when it is HIGH.
Strobe
Keyboard
Decoder
Binary input
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A one-input JK flip-flop is the _______ flip-flop.
D
T
S-R
C
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A counter that counts sequentially but does not step through all possible states, it returns to zero after a particular state.
Ripple counter
Decade counter
Truncated counter
Binary counter
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A ring counter where the output is inverted and tied back to the input
Shift counter
Decade counter
BCD counter
Johnson counter
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