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Question
What is the effect of increasing the resistance in a series
RC
circuit?
Options
A. There will be no effect at all.
B. The current will increase.
C. The phase shift will decrease.
D. The input voltage will increase.
Correct Answer
The phase shift will decrease.
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1. The data stored in a Mask ROM (MROM) is ___________.
Options
A. permanent
B. volatile
C. erasable
D. temporary
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Correct Answer: permanent
2. An op-amp circuit in which the output voltage is equal to the difference between the two input voltages is called a(n) _____
Options
A. integrator
B. differentiator
C. differential amplifier
D. voltage regulator
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Correct Answer: differential amplifier
3. Series
LC
combinations are used more often in tuned amplifier circuits than are parallel
LC
combinations.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
4. A sample-and-hold circuit consists of _________.
Options
A. an op-amp, an analog switch, and an inductor
B. an op-amp, an analog switch, and a capacitor
C. two op-amps, an analog switch, and a variable resistor
D. two op-amps, an analog switch, and a capacitor
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Correct Answer: two op-amps, an analog switch, and a capacitor
5. Doping semiconductive material is the process of putting a small amount of pentavalent or trivalent atoms in with tetravalent atoms.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
6. In an RC circuit, true power (P
R
) equals:
Options
A.
B. V
S
× I
C. I
2
R
D. V
T
× R
T
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Correct Answer: I
2
R
7. Ten TTL loads per TTL driver is known as:
Options
A. noise immunity
B. power dissipation
C. fanout
D. propagation delay
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Correct Answer: fanout
8. The number of binary bits at the input of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) is known as ________.
Options
A. accuracy
B. linearity
C. resolution
D. monotonicity
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Correct Answer: resolution
9. The voltage required to force the differential output to zero is called _______.
Options
A. input-offset current
B. input-offset voltage
C. input bias current
D. slew rate voltage
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Correct Answer: input-offset voltage
10. The selector inputs to an arithmetic-logic unit (ALU) determine the:
Options
A. selection of the IC
B. arithmetic or logic function
C. data word selection
D. clock frequency to be used
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Correct Answer: arithmetic or logic function
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