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Question
A TTL NAND gate with I
IH(max)
of 40 µA per input drives ten TTL inputs. How much current does the drive output source?
Options
A. 40 µA
B. 200 µA
C. 400 µA
D. 800 µA
Correct Answer
400 µA
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1. Which is not an output state for tristate logic?
Options
A. HIGH
B. LOW
C. High-Z
D. Low-Z
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Correct Answer: Low-Z
2. PMOS and NMOS circuits are used largely in ________.
Options
A. MSI functions
B. LSI functions
C. diode functions
D. TTL functions
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Correct Answer: LSI functions
3. In a TTL circuit, if an excessive number of load gate inputs are connected, ________.
Options
A. V
OH(min)
drops below V
OH
B. V
OH
drops below V
OH(min)
C. V
OH
exceeds V
OH(min)
D. V
OH
and V
OH(min)
are unaffected
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Correct Answer: V
OH
drops below V
OH(min)
4. The active switching element used in all TTL circuits is the ________.
Options
A. bipolar junction transistor (BJT)
B. field-effect transistor (FET)
C. metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET)
D. unijunction transistor (UJ)
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Correct Answer: bipolar junction transistor (BJT)
5. TTL is alive and well, particularly in ________.
Options
A. industrial applications
B. educational applications
C. military applications
D. commercial applications
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Correct Answer: educational applications
6. An open-drain gate is the CMOS counterpart of ________.
Options
A. an open-collector TTL gate
B. a tristate TTL gate
C. a bipolar junction transistor
D. an emitter-coupled logic gate
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Correct Answer: an open-collector TTL gate
7. Which factor does not affect CMOS loading?
Options
A. Charging time associated with the output resistance of the driving gate
B. Discharging time associated with the output resistance of the driving gate
C. Output capacitance of the load gates
D. Input capacitance of the load gates
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Correct Answer: Output capacitance of the load gates
8. A certain gate draws 1.8 µA when its output is HIGH and 3.3 ľA when its output is LOW. V
CC
is 5 V and the gate is operated on a 50% duty cycle. What is the average power dissipation (P
D
)?
Options
A. 2.55 µW
B. 1.27 µW
C. 12.75 µW
D. 5 µW
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Correct Answer: 12.75 µW
9. One output structure of a TTL gate is often referred to as a ________.
Options
A. totem-pole arrangement
B. diode arrangement
C. JBT arrangement
D. base, emitter, collector arrangement
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Correct Answer: totem-pole arrangement
10. The nominal value of the dc supply voltage for TTL and CMOS is ________.
Options
A. +3 V
B. +5 V
C. +9 V
D. +12 V
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Correct Answer: +5 V
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