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Combinational Logic Circuits
Based on the indications of probe A in the figure given below, what is wrong, if anything, with the circuit?
The logic probe is unable to determine the state of the circuit at that point and is blinking to alert the technician to the problem.
The output appears to be shorted to Vcc, but is being pulsed by the pulser.
The output appears to be LOW, but is being pulsed by the pulser.
Nothing appears to be wrong at that point.
Correct Answer:
Nothing appears to be wrong at that point.
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