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151. Which of the following logic families use bipolar transistors?

  1. TTL\text{TTL}TTL

  2. NMOS\text{NMOS}NMOS

  3. GaAs\text{GaAs}GaAs

  4. CMOS\text{CMOS}CMOS

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Answer: 1. TTL\text{TTL}TTL

Explanation:

  • TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) uses bipolar transistors, while NMOS and CMOS use MOSFETs.

152. Which of the following TTL subfamilies is the fastest?

  1. Standard TTL\text{Standard TTL}Standard TTL

  2. Schottky TTL\text{Schottky TTL}Schottky TTL

  3. High-speed TTL\text{High-speed TTL}High-speed TTL

  4. Low-speed TTL\text{Low-speed TTL}Low-speed TTL

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Answer: 2. Schottky TTL\text{Schottky TTL}Schottky TTL

Explanation:

  • Schottky TTL is the fastest among the TTL subfamilies due to its use of Schottky diodes to reduce propagation delay.

153. The output 0 and 1 levels for TTL logic family are approximately:

  1. 0.1 and 5V0.1 \text{ and } 5V0.1 and 5V

  2. 0.9 and 1.75V0.9 \text{ and } 1.75V0.9 and 1.75V

  3. 0.6 and 3.5V0.6 \text{ and } 3.5V0.6 and 3.5V

  4. −1.75 and −0.9V-1.75 \text{ and } -0.9V−1.75 and −0.9V

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Answer: 1. 0.1 and 5V0.1 \text{ and } 5V0.1 and 5V

Explanation:

  • In TTL logic, the output low level is approximately 0.1V, and the output high level is approximately 5V.

154. The functional capacity of SSI devices is:

  1. 1 to 11 gates1 \text{ to } 11 \text{ gates}1 to 11 gates

  2. 100 to 10,000 gates100 \text{ to } 10,000 \text{ gates}100 to 10,000 gates

  3. 12 to 99 gates12 \text{ to } 99 \text{ gates}12 to 99 gates

  4. More than 10,000 gates\text{More than } 10,000 \text{ gates}More than 10,000 gates

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Answer: 1. 1 to 11 gates1 \text{ to } 11 \text{ gates}1 to 11 gates

Explanation:

  • SSI (Small-Scale Integration) devices typically contain 1 to 11 gates.

155. The functional capacity for LSI devices is:

  1. 1 to 11 gates1 \text{ to } 11 \text{ gates}1 to 11 gates

  2. 100 to 10,000 gates100 \text{ to } 10,000 \text{ gates}100 to 10,000 gates

  3. 12 to 99 gates12 \text{ to } 99 \text{ gates}12 to 99 gates

  4. More than 10,000 gates\text{More than } 10,000 \text{ gates}More than 10,000 gates

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Answer: 4. More than 10,000 gates\text{More than } 10,000 \text{ gates}More than 10,000 gates

Explanation:

  • LSI (Large-Scale Integration) devices contain more than 10,000 gates.

156. The time required for a pulse to decrease from 90% to 10% of its maximum value is known as:

  1. Rise time\text{Rise time}Rise time

  2. Binary level transition period\text{Binary level transition period}Binary level transition period

  3. Decay time\text{Decay time}Decay time

  4. Propagation delay\text{Propagation delay}Propagation delay

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Answer: 3. Decay time\text{Decay time}Decay time

Explanation:

  • The time taken for a pulse to decrease from 90% to 10% of its maximum value is called decay time.

157. Which logic family dissipates the minimum power?

  1. DTL\text{DTL}DTL

  2. ECL\text{ECL}ECL

  3. TTL\text{TTL}TTL

  4. CMOS\text{CMOS}CMOS

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Answer: 4. CMOS\text{CMOS}CMOS

Explanation:

  • CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) logic dissipates the least power among the given options.

158. Which TTL subfamily has the maximum speed?

  1. Standard TTL\text{Standard TTL}Standard TTL

  2. High-speed TTL\text{High-speed TTL}High-speed TTL

  3. Schottky-clamped TTL\text{Schottky-clamped TTL}Schottky-clamped TTL

  4. Low-power TTL\text{Low-power TTL}Low-power TTL

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Answer: 3. Schottky-clamped TTL\text{Schottky-clamped TTL}Schottky-clamped TTL

Explanation:

  • Schottky-clamped TTL is the fastest TTL subfamily due to its reduced propagation delay.

159. Which of the following is the first integrated logic family?

  1. RTL\text{RTL}RTL

  2. TTL\text{TTL}TTL

  3. DTL\text{DTL}DTL

  4. MOS\text{MOS}MOS

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Answer: 1. RTL\text{RTL}RTL

Explanation:

  • RTL (Resistor-Transistor Logic) was the first integrated logic family.

160. Why are digital circuits easier to design than analog circuits?

  1. They do not control electricity precisely over a wide range\text{They do not control electricity precisely over a wide range}They do not control electricity precisely over a wide range

  2. They are made in the form of ICs\text{They are made in the form of ICs}They are made in the form of ICs

  3. All elements of digital circuits are from the same family\text{All elements of digital circuits are from the same family}All elements of digital circuits are from the same family

  4. They are smaller in size\text{They are smaller in size}They are smaller in size

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Answer: 1. They do not control electricity precisely over a wide range\text{They do not control electricity precisely over a wide range}They do not control electricity precisely over a wide range

Explanation:

  • Digital circuits operate with discrete voltage levels (0 and 1), making them easier to design compared to analog circuits, which require precise control over a wide range of voltages.

161. Which of the following electronic components is not found in ordinary ICs?

  1. Diodes\text{Diodes}Diodes

  2. Transistors\text{Transistors}Transistors

  3. Resistors\text{Resistors}Resistors

  4. Inductors\text{Inductors}Inductors

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Answer: 4. Inductors\text{Inductors}Inductors

Explanation:

  • Inductors are rarely used in ICs due to their large size and difficulty in fabrication.

162. The fan-out capability of a digital building block can be defined as:

  1. The number of inputs that one output can transmit to\text{The number of inputs that one output can transmit to}The number of inputs that one output can transmit to

  2. The amount of cooling required for fanning the heat out\text{The amount of cooling required for fanning the heat out}The amount of cooling required for fanning the heat out

  3. The number of inputs that can transmit to one input\text{The number of inputs that can transmit to one input}The number of inputs that can transmit to one input

  4. The maximum power dissipation (heat generation) that the unit can stand\text{The maximum power dissipation (heat generation) that the unit can stand}The maximum power dissipation (heat generation) that the unit can stand

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Answer: 1. The number of inputs that one output can transmit to\text{The number of inputs that one output can transmit to}The number of inputs that one output can transmit to

Explanation:

  • Fan-out refers to the number of inputs that a single output can drive without degrading the signal.

163. What is the main advantage of using MOSFET rather than bipolar transistor circuitry in ICs?

  1. Much greater complexity (more components) than bipolar circuits; better economy\text{Much greater complexity (more components) than bipolar circuits; better economy}Much greater complexity (more components) than bipolar circuits; better economy

  2. Higher operating speed than bipolar circuits\text{Higher operating speed than bipolar circuits}Higher operating speed than bipolar circuits

  3. Fewer power supply connections are required with MOS ICs\text{Fewer power supply connections are required with MOS ICs}Fewer power supply connections are required with MOS ICs

  4. System designers are more familiar with MOS circuitry\text{System designers are more familiar with MOS circuitry}System designers are more familiar with MOS circuitry

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Answer: 1. Much greater complexity (more components) than bipolar circuits; better economy\text{Much greater complexity (more components) than bipolar circuits; better economy}Much greater complexity (more components) than bipolar circuits; better economy

Explanation:

  • MOSFETs allow for greater complexity and integration in ICs, making them more economical for large-scale designs.

164. FETs are used in linear ICs to:

  1. Increase input resistance\text{Increase input resistance}Increase input resistance

  2. Increase device complexity\text{Increase device complexity}Increase device complexity

  3. Provide large resistance\text{Provide large resistance}Provide large resistance

  4. A and B above\text{A and B above}A and B above

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Answer: 1. Increase input resistance\text{Increase input resistance}Increase input resistance

Explanation:

  • FETs (Field-Effect Transistors) are used in linear ICs to increase input resistance, which reduces loading effects.

165. Resistor Ratio design is used in linear ICs because:

  1. Ratio increases input resistance\text{Ratio increases input resistance}Ratio increases input resistance

  2. Ratio increases amplifier gain\text{Ratio increases amplifier gain}Ratio increases amplifier gain

  3. Precise resistor values are not possible with IC processes\text{Precise resistor values are not possible with IC processes}Precise resistor values are not possible with IC processes

  4. All of the above\text{All of the above}All of the above

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Answer: 3. Precise resistor values are not possible with IC processes\text{Precise resistor values are not possible with IC processes}Precise resistor values are not possible with IC processes

Explanation:

  • Resistor ratio design is used because it is easier to control the ratio of resistors than their absolute values in IC fabrication.

166. A p-channel enhancement-type MOSFET performs much the same functions as a PNP transistor, except that:

  1. It operates much faster\text{It operates much faster}It operates much faster

  2. It is considerably larger\text{It is considerably larger}It is considerably larger

  3. It is controlled by voltage rather than by current, so it requires very little current at the control terminal\text{It is controlled by voltage rather than by current, so it requires very little current at the control terminal}It is controlled by voltage rather than by current, so it requires very little current at the control terminal

  4. It is controlled by current than voltage like a bipolar transistor\text{It is controlled by current than voltage like a bipolar transistor}It is controlled by current than voltage like a bipolar transistor

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Answer: 3. It is controlled by voltage rather than by current, so it requires very little current at the control terminal\text{It is controlled by voltage rather than by current, so it requires very little current at the control terminal}It is controlled by voltage rather than by current, so it requires very little current at the control terminal

Explanation:

  • MOSFETs are voltage-controlled devices, unlike bipolar transistors, which are current-controlled.

167. What advantages do ICs have over discrete-device circuits due to their greater complexity (i.e., more circuitry in less area)?

  1. Smaller size\text{Smaller size}Smaller size

  2. Lower cost\text{Lower cost}Lower cost

  3. Higher reliability\text{Higher reliability}Higher reliability

  4. All of the above\text{All of the above}All of the above

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Answer: 4. All of the above\text{All of the above}All of the above

Explanation:

  • ICs offer smaller size, lower cost, and higher reliability compared to discrete-device circuits.

168. The radix of the binary number is:

  1. 333

  2. 222

  3. 111

  4. 101010

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Answer: 2. 222

Explanation:

  • The radix (base) of the binary number system is 2.

169. The number of binary bits required to represent a hexadecimal digit is:

  1. 333

  2. 666

  3. 444

  4. 888

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Answer: 3. 444

Explanation:

  • Each hexadecimal digit can be represented by 4 binary bits.

170. The logical expression A+B+C=DA + B + C = DA+B+C=D represents:

  1. NAND gate\text{NAND gate}NAND gate

  2. EX-OR gate\text{EX-OR gate}EX-OR gate

  3. OR gate\text{OR gate}OR gate

  4. AND gate\text{AND gate}AND gate

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Answer: 3. OR gate\text{OR gate}OR gate

Explanation:

  • The expression A+B+C=DA + B + C = DA+B+C=D represents an OR gate, where the output is high if any input is high.

171. The output of the following gate is 1 only if at least one of its inputs is 0:

  1. AND gate\text{AND gate}AND gate

  2. NAND gate\text{NAND gate}NAND gate

  3. OR gate\text{OR gate}OR gate

  4. NOT gate\text{NOT gate}NOT gate

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Answer: 2. NAND gate\text{NAND gate}NAND gate

Explanation:

  • A NAND gate outputs 1 if at least one of its inputs is 0.

172. The 1's complement of binary number 0.01011 is:

  1. 1.101001.101001.10100

  2. 0.01100.01100.0110

  3. 0.00100.00100.0010

  4. −1.1101-1.1101−1.1101

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Answer: 1. 1.101001.101001.10100

Explanation:

  • The 1's complement is obtained by inverting all bits: 0.01011→1.101000.01011 \rightarrow 1.101000.01011→1.10100.

173. The 2's complement of binary number 0.01010 is:

  1. 1.101011.101011.10101

  2. 1.101001.101001.10100

  3. 0.101010.101010.10101

  4. 0.101000.101000.10100

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Answer: 2. 1.101001.101001.10100

Explanation:

  • The 2's complement is obtained by inverting all bits and adding 1: 0.01010→1.10101+1=1.101100.01010 \rightarrow 1.10101 + 1 = 1.101100.01010→1.10101+1=1.10110. (Note: There seems to be a discrepancy in the options.)

174. A half-adder is also known as:

  1. AND circuit\text{AND circuit}AND circuit

  2. NOR circuit\text{NOR circuit}NOR circuit

  3. NAND circuit\text{NAND circuit}NAND circuit

  4. EX-OR circuit\text{EX-OR circuit}EX-OR circuit

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Answer: 4. EX-OR circuit\text{EX-OR circuit}EX-OR circuit

Explanation:

  • A half-adder consists of an EX-OR gate for the sum and an AND gate for the carry.

175. The output of the following gate is 0 only if at least one of the inputs is 1:

  1. AND gate\text{AND gate}AND gate

  2. EX-OR gate\text{EX-OR gate}EX-OR gate

  3. OR gate\text{OR gate}OR gate

  4. NOR gate\text{NOR gate}NOR gate

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Answer: 4. NOR gate\text{NOR gate}NOR gate

Explanation:

  • A NOR gate outputs 0 if at least one of its inputs is 1.

176. Which of the following Boolean algebra rules is wrong?

  1. 0+A=A0 + A = A0+A=A

  2. A+A=AA + A = AA+A=A

  3. 1+A=11 + A = 11+A=1

  4. 1⋅A=11 \cdot A = 11⋅A=1

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Answer: 4. 1⋅A=11 \cdot A = 11⋅A=1

Explanation:

  • The correct rule is 1⋅A=A1 \cdot A = A1⋅A=A, not 1⋅A=11 \cdot A = 11⋅A=1.

177. The octal system has the radix of:

  1. 222

  2. 888

  3. 444

  4. 101010

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Answer: 2. 888

Explanation:

  • The octal number system has a radix (base) of 8.

178. The binary system has the radix of:

  1. 000

  2. 222

  3. 111

  4. 101010

Show me the answer

Answer: 2. 222

Explanation:

  • The binary number system has a radix (base) of 2.

179. Octal number system uses fundamental digits 0 to 7. 124 (octal) in decimal equivalent is equal to:

  1. 180180180

  2. 848484

  3. 828282

  4. 868686

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Answer: 2. 848484

Explanation:

  • Converting octal 124 to decimal: 1×82+2×81+4×80=64+16+4=841 \times 8^2 + 2 \times 8^1 + 4 \times 8^0 = 64 + 16 + 4 = 841×82+2×81+4×80=64+16+4=84.

180. 92 (decimal) in the octal number system is equivalent to:

  1. 1288128_81288​

  2. 1328132_81328​

  3. 1308130_81308​

  4. 1348134_81348​

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Answer: 4. 1348134_81348​

Explanation:

  • Converting decimal 92 to octal:

    • 92 ÷ 8 = 11 with remainder 4

    • 11 ÷ 8 = 1 with remainder 3

    • 1 ÷ 8 = 0 with remainder 1

    • Thus, 92 in decimal is 134 in octal.

181. Four-digit binary quantity 1001 is represented in the decimal system by:

  1. 777

  2. 111

  3. 999

  4. 131313

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Answer: 3. 999

Explanation:

  • Converting binary 1001 to decimal: 1×23+0×22+0×21+1×20=8+0+0+1=91 \times 2^3 + 0 \times 2^2 + 0 \times 2^1 + 1 \times 2^0 = 8 + 0 + 0 + 1 = 91×23+0×22+0×21+1×20=8+0+0+1=9.

182. Binary number 101101 is equivalent in decimal form to:

  1. 414141

  2. 454545

  3. 434343

  4. 474747

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Answer: 2. 454545

Explanation:

  • Converting binary 101101 to decimal: 1×25+0×24+1×23+1×22+0×21+1×20=32+0+8+4+0+1=451 \times 2^5 + 0 \times 2^4 + 1 \times 2^3 + 1 \times 2^2 + 0 \times 2^1 + 1 \times 2^0 = 32 + 0 + 8 + 4 + 0 + 1 = 451×25+0×24+1×23+1×22+0×21+1×20=32+0+8+4+0+1=45.

183. Number 373₁₀ is equivalent in the binary system to:

  1. 101110101101110101101110101

  2. 101010101101010101101010101

  3. 100110101100110101100110101

  4. 101110011101110011101110011

Show me the answer

Answer: 1. 101110101101110101101110101

Explanation:

  • Converting decimal 373 to binary:

    • 373 ÷ 2 = 186 remainder 1

    • 186 ÷ 2 = 93 remainder 0

    • 93 ÷ 2 = 46 remainder 1

    • 46 ÷ 2 = 23 remainder 0

    • 23 ÷ 2 = 11 remainder 1

    • 11 ÷ 2 = 5 remainder 1

    • 5 ÷ 2 = 2 remainder 1

    • 2 ÷ 2 = 1 remainder 0

    • 1 ÷ 2 = 0 remainder 1

    • Thus, 373 in decimal is 101110101 in binary.

184. According to Boolean algebra, A+A=A + A =A+A=

  1. AAA

  2. A/nA/nA/n

  3. NANANA

  4. 111

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Answer: 1. AAA

Explanation:

  • The Boolean identity A+A=AA + A = AA+A=A is known as the idempotent law.

185. In Boolean algebra, A⋅A⋅A⋅A⋅A=A \cdot A \cdot A \cdot A \cdot A =A⋅A⋅A⋅A⋅A=

  1. AAA

  2. A5A^5A5

  3. A/5A/5A/5

  4. AAA

Show me the answer

Answer: 1. AAA

Explanation:

  • The Boolean identity A⋅A⋅A⋅A⋅A=AA \cdot A \cdot A \cdot A \cdot A = AA⋅A⋅A⋅A⋅A=A is also an application of the idempotent law.

186. In Boolean algebra, A⋅0=A \cdot 0 =A⋅0=

  1. 111

  2. AAA

  3. 000

  4. 1+A1 + A1+A

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Answer: 3. 000

Explanation:

  • The Boolean identity A⋅0=0A \cdot 0 = 0A⋅0=0 is known as the null law.

187. The simplification of AB+BC+BCAB + BC + BCAB+BC+BC gives:

  1. AB+BCAB + BCAB+BC

  2. BC+BCBC + BCBC+BC

  3. AB+BCAB + BCAB+BC

  4. BBB

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Answer: 1. AB+BCAB + BCAB+BC

Explanation:

  • Simplifying AB+BC+BCAB + BC + BCAB+BC+BC:

    • Since BC+BC=BCBC + BC = BCBC+BC=BC, the expression reduces to AB+BCAB + BCAB+BC.

188. Which of the following is not functionally a complete set?

  1. AND, OR\text{AND, OR}AND, OR

  2. NOR\text{NOR}NOR

  3. NAND\text{NAND}NAND

  4. AND, OR, NOT\text{AND, OR, NOT}AND, OR, NOT

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Answer: 1. AND, OR\text{AND, OR}AND, OR

Explanation:

  • The set {AND, OR} is not functionally complete because it cannot implement all Boolean functions without the NOT operation.

189. Which of the following is not true?

  1. 0×0=00 \times 0 = 00×0=0

  2. 1×0=01 \times 0 = 01×0=0

  3. 0×1=10 \times 1 = 10×1=1

  4. 1×1=11 \times 1 = 11×1=1

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Answer: 3. 0×1=10 \times 1 = 10×1=1

Explanation:

  • The correct Boolean multiplication rule is 0×1=00 \times 1 = 00×1=0, not 1.

190. The reduced form of the Boolean expression (A+B)(A+C)(A + B)(A + C)(A+B)(A+C) is:

  1. AB+ACAB + ACAB+AC

  2. AC+BAC + BAC+B

  3. A+B+CA + B + CA+B+C

  4. A+BCA + BCA+BC

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Answer: 4. A+BCA + BCA+BC

Explanation:

  • Simplifying (A+B)(A+C)(A + B)(A + C)(A+B)(A+C) using the distributive law: A⋅A+A⋅C+B⋅A+B⋅C=A+AC+AB+BCA \cdot A + A \cdot C + B \cdot A + B \cdot C = A + AC + AB + BCA⋅A+A⋅C+B⋅A+B⋅C=A+AC+AB+BC.

    • Applying the absorption law: A+AC+AB+BC=A+BCA + AC + AB + BC = A + BCA+AC+AB+BC=A+BC.

191. Which of the following is a universal gate?

  1. AND\text{AND}AND

  2. EX-OR\text{EX-OR}EX-OR

  3. OR\text{OR}OR

  4. NAND\text{NAND}NAND

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Answer: 4. NAND\text{NAND}NAND

Explanation:

  • The NAND gate is a universal gate because it can be used to implement any other logic gate.

192. Which function in positive logic is equivalent to the OR function in negative logic?

  1. NOT\text{NOT}NOT

  2. OR\text{OR}OR

  3. AND\text{AND}AND

  4. NOR\text{NOR}NOR

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Answer: 3. AND\text{AND}AND

Explanation:

  • In negative logic, the OR function behaves like the AND function in positive logic.

193. Which of the following logic expressions is wrong?

  1. 1+0=11 + 0 = 11+0=1

  2. 1+0+1=11 + 0 + 1 = 11+0+1=1

  3. 1+1=01 + 1 = 01+1=0

  4. 1+1+1=11 + 1 + 1 = 11+1+1=1

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Answer: 3. 1+1=01 + 1 = 01+1=0

Explanation:

  • The correct Boolean addition rule is 1+1=11 + 1 = 11+1=1, not 0.

194. The m-bit parallel adder consists of:

  1. (m+1) full adders(m + 1) \text{ full adders}(m+1) full adders

  2. m−1 full addersm - 1 \text{ full adders}m−1 full adders

  3. m2 full addersm^2 \text{ full adders}m2 full adders

  4. m full addersm \text{ full adders}m full adders

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Answer: 4. m full addersm \text{ full adders}m full adders

Explanation:

  • An m-bit parallel adder requires m full adders, one for each bit.

195. A flip-flop can store:

  1. 1 bit of data1 \text{ bit of data}1 bit of data

  2. 3 bits of data3 \text{ bits of data}3 bits of data

  3. 2 bits of data2 \text{ bits of data}2 bits of data

  4. 4 bits of data4 \text{ bits of data}4 bits of data

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Answer: 1. 1 bit of data1 \text{ bit of data}1 bit of data

Explanation:

  • A flip-flop is a 1-bit memory element.

196. A shift register can be used for:

  1. Parallel to serial conversion\text{Parallel to serial conversion}Parallel to serial conversion

  2. Digital delay line\text{Digital delay line}Digital delay line

  3. Serial to parallel conversion\text{Serial to parallel conversion}Serial to parallel conversion

  4. All of the above\text{All of the above}All of the above

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Answer: 4. All of the above\text{All of the above}All of the above

Explanation:

  • A shift register can perform parallel-to-serial conversion, serial-to-parallel conversion, and act as a digital delay line.

197. Semiconductor memory is:

  1. Somewhat larger than magnetic core memory\text{Somewhat larger than magnetic core memory}Somewhat larger than magnetic core memory

  2. A volatile memory\text{A volatile memory}A volatile memory

  3. Somewhat larger than magnetic core memory\text{Somewhat larger than magnetic core memory}Somewhat larger than magnetic core memory

  4. All of the above\text{All of the above}All of the above

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Answer: 2. A volatile memory\text{A volatile memory}A volatile memory

Explanation:

  • Semiconductor memory is typically volatile, meaning it loses its data when power is removed.

198. The logic 1 in a positive logic system is represented by:

  1. Zero voltage\text{Zero voltage}Zero voltage

  2. Higher voltage level\text{Higher voltage level}Higher voltage level

  3. Lower voltage level\text{Lower voltage level}Lower voltage level

  4. Negative voltage\text{Negative voltage}Negative voltage

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Answer: 2. Higher voltage level\text{Higher voltage level}Higher voltage level

Explanation:

  • In a positive logic system, logic 1 is represented by a higher voltage level.

199. A combinational logic circuit used to send data coming from a single source to two or more separate destinations is called:

  1. Decoder\text{Decoder}Decoder

  2. Multiplexer\text{Multiplexer}Multiplexer

  3. Encoder\text{Encoder}Encoder

  4. Demultiplexer\text{Demultiplexer}Demultiplexer

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Answer: 4. Demultiplexer\text{Demultiplexer}Demultiplexer

Explanation:

  • A demultiplexer sends data from one input to one of several outputs based on control signals.

200. A logic circuit used to change a BCD number into an equivalent decimal number is:

  1. Decoder\text{Decoder}Decoder

  2. Multiplexer\text{Multiplexer}Multiplexer

  3. Encoder\text{Encoder}Encoder

  4. Code converter\text{Code converter}Code converter

Show me the answer

Answer: 1. Decoder\text{Decoder}Decoder

Explanation:

  • A BCD-to-decimal decoder converts a BCD number into its equivalent decimal representation.

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