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Question
If the input voltage on
D
1
in the given figure is changed to 0 V, what is the output voltage
V
out
?
Options
A. ?5 V
B. 0 V
C. +5 V
D. +4.3 V
Correct Answer
0 V
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1. What can a relay provide between the triggering source and the output that semiconductor switching devices cannot?
Options
A. total isolation
B. faster
C. higher current rating
D. total isolation and higher current rating
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Correct Answer: total isolation and higher current rating
2. What is the frequency of a clock waveform if the period of that waveform is
1.25 µs?
Options
A. 8 kHz
B. 0.8 kHz
C. 0.8 MHz
D. 8 MHz
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Correct Answer: 0.8 MHz
3. What is the advantage of using CMOS logic over TTL?
Options
A. It switches faster.
B. It uses less power.
C. It is larger.
D. cost
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Correct Answer: It uses less power.
4. What is used to graphically show the time relationship between two or more digital waveforms?
Options
A. reference diagram
B. timing diagram
C. voltage curve
D. load line
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Correct Answer: timing diagram
5. Why does the TTL family use a totem-pole circuit on the output?
Options
A. It provides active pull-up.
B. It provides active pull-down.
C. It provides active pull-up and active pull-down.
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Correct Answer: It provides active pull-up and active pull-down.
6. What is the advantage of using serial data transmission over parallel data transmission?
Options
A. It is slower.
B. Only one pair of wires is required.
C. More people use it.
D. It is faster.
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Correct Answer: Only one pair of wires is required.
7. The hexadecimal number 4B
16
is transmitted as an 8-bit word in parallel. What is the time required for this transmission if the clock frequency is 2.25 MHz?
Options
A. 444 ns
B. 444 µs
C. 3.55 µs
D. 3.55 ms
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Correct Answer: 444 ns
8. Is the transistor in the given figure considered ON or OFF?
Options
A. OFF
B. ON
C. Not enough information is provided.
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Correct Answer: OFF
9. The serial format for transmitting binary information uses:
Options
A. a single conductor
B. multiple conductors
C. infrared technology
D. fiber-optic
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Correct Answer: a single conductor
10. Determine the output voltage
V
out
for the circuit in the given figure.
Options
A. ?0.5 V
B. 0 V
C. +5 V
D. +4.3 V
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Correct Answer: +4.3 V
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