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Question
Convert the fractional binary number 0000.1010 to decimal.
Options
A. 0.625
B. 0.50
C. 0.55
D. 0.10
Correct Answer
0.625
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1. What is the typical invalid voltage for a binary signal?
Options
A. 0.7?2.8 volts
B. 0.8?3 volts
C. 0.8?2 volts
D. 0.7?2.5 volts
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Correct Answer: 0.8?2 volts
2. A DAC changes ________.
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A. an analog signal into digital data
B. digital data into an analog signal
C. digital data into an amplified signal
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: digital data into an analog signal
3. What are the symbols used to represent digits in the binary number system?
Options
A. 0,1
B. 0,1,2
C. 0 through 8
D. 1,2
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Correct Answer: 0,1
4. Which of the following is not an analog device?
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A. Thermocouple
B. Current flow in a circuit
C. Light switch
D. Audio microphone
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Correct Answer: Light switch
5. The holes through a PC board are ________.
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A. smaller with SMT than with through-hole mounting
B. larger with SMT than with through-hole mounting
C. the same size as with through-hole mounting
D. usually unnecessary
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Correct Answer: the same size as with through-hole mounting
6. Convert the fractional decimal number 6.75 to binary.
Options
A. 0111.1100
B. 0110.1010
C. 0110.1100
D. 0110.0110
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Correct Answer: 0110.1100
7. A type of digital circuit technology that uses bipolar junction transistors is ________.
Options
A. TTL
B. CMOS
C. LSI
D. NMOS
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Correct Answer: TTL
8. A full subtracter circuit requires ________.
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A. two inputs and two outputs
B. two inputs and three outputs
C. three inputs and one output
D. three inputs and two outputs
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Correct Answer: three inputs and two outputs
9. A demultiplexer has ________.
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A. one data input and a number of selection inputs, and they have several outputs
B. one input and one output
C. several inputs and several outputs
D. several inputs and one output
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Correct Answer: one data input and a number of selection inputs, and they have several outputs
10. What has happened to the advances in digital technologies over the past three decades?
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A. Slowed down considerably
B. Continued to increase, but at a decreasing rate
C. Made excellent progress
D. Nothing short of phenomenal
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Correct Answer: Nothing short of phenomenal
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