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How many basic binary subtraction operations are possible?
Options
A. 4
B. 3
C. 2
D. 1
Correct Answer
1
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1. The range of an 8-bit two's complement word is from:
Options
A. +128
10
to ?128
10
B. ?128
10
to +127
10
C. +128
10
to ?127
10
D. +127
10
to ?127
10
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Correct Answer: ?128
10
to +127
10
2. When multiplying in binary the decimal values 13 × 11, what is the third partial product?
Options
A. 100000
B. 100001
C. 0000
D. 1011
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Correct Answer: 100000
3. What are the two types of basic adder circuits?
Options
A. half adder and full adder
B. half adder and parallel adder
C. asynchronous and synchronous
D. one's complement and two's complement
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Correct Answer: half adder and full adder
4. Binary subtraction of a decimal 15 from 43 will utilize which two's complement?
Options
A. 101011
B. 110000
C. 011100
D. 110001
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Correct Answer: 110001
5. 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
6. How many basic binary subtraction combinations are possible?
Options
A. 4
B. 3
C. 2
D. 1
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Correct Answer: 4
7. The resolution of a 0?5 V 6-bit digital-to-analog converter (DAC) is:
Options
A. 63%
B. 64%
C. 1.56%
D. 15.6%
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Correct Answer: 1.56%
8. The primary disadvantage of the flash analog-to digital converter (ADC) is that:
Options
A. it requires the input voltage to be applied to the inputs simultaneously
B. a long conversion time is required
C. a large number of output lines is required to simultaneously decode the input voltage
D. a large number of comparators is required to represent a reasonable sized binary number
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Correct Answer: a large number of comparators is required to represent a reasonable sized binary number
9. Which of the following is a type of error associated with digital-to-analog converters (DACs)?
Options
A. nonmonotonic error
B. incorrect output codes
C. offset error
D. nonmonotonic and offset error
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Correct Answer: nonmonotonic and offset error
10. A binary-weighted digital-to-analog converter has a feedback resistor, R
f
, of 12 kΩ. If 50 µA of current is through the resistor, the voltage out of the circuit is:
Options
A. 0.6 V
B. ?0.6 V
C. 0.1 V
D. ?0.1 V
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Correct Answer: ?0.6 V
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