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Which of the following is NOT a type of memory?
Options
A. RAM
B. ROM
C. FPROM
D. EEPROM
Correct Answer
FPROM
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1. Resistors?usually 300 Ω apiece?inserted between a decoder and a 7-segment display are ________.
Options
A. pull-up resistors to keep logic HIGH when the input is open
B. sense resistors to enable a test of logic levels
C. current limiting resistors for the 7-segment display
D. surge resistors to prevent damage from power-line variations
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Correct Answer: current limiting resistors for the 7-segment display
2. A Johnson counter, constructed with N flip-flops, has how many unique states?
Options
A. N
B. 2N
C. 2
N
D. N
2
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Correct Answer: 2N
3. How many product terms can a MAX+Plus II compiler borrow from adjacent macrocells in the same LAB?
Options
A. 0
B. 5
C. 10
D. 20
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Correct Answer: 5
4. In ASCII code, the hexadecimal sequence 53 54 55 44 45 4E 54 decodes to STUDENT.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
5. A J-K flip-flop excitation table lists the present state, the next state, and the
J
and
K
levels required to produce each transition.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
6. Special handling precautions should be taken when working with MOS devices. Which of the following statements is not one of these precautions?
Options
A. All test equipment should be grounded.
B. MOS devices should have their leads shorted together for shipment and storage.
C. Never remove or insert MOS devices with the power on.
D. Workers handling MOS devices should not have grounding straps attached to their wrists.
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Correct Answer: Workers handling MOS devices should not have grounding straps attached to their wrists.
7. The column weight of the "1" in the hexadecimal number 1AB is ________.
Options
A. 64
B. 256
C. 512
D. 1024
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Correct Answer: 256
8. In the digital clock design, the hours section is different from the seconds and minutes section in that it never goes to ________.
Options
A. the 0 state
B. 13
C. the ring counter
D. the BCD counter
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Correct Answer: the 0 state
9. How is a
J-K
flip-flop made to toggle?
Options
A.
J
= 0,
K
= 0
B.
J
= 1,
K
= 0
C.
J
= 0,
K
= 1
D.
J
= 1,
K
= 1
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Correct Answer:
J
= 1,
K
= 1
10. The following combination is correct for an ODD parity data transmission system:
data = 011011100 and parity = 0
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
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