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  • What is the HDL key issue in the design of the MUX and DEMUX?


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  • A. Having the MUX and DEMUX part of the library
  • B. Using the case statement in the process
  • C. Describing the functions
  • D. Assigning signals under certain conditions

  • Correct Answer
  • Assigning signals under certain conditions 


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    • 1. How is the number one (1) indicated on the outputs of a 7447 BCD-to-seven-segment code converter?

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    • A. Segment a is active.
    • B. Segment b is active.
    • C. Segments a and b are active.
    • D. Segments b and c are active.
    • Discuss
    • 2. There appears to be a problem with a 7-segment display on a DMM sometimes skipping certain numbers. How would you test the display?

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    • A. Remove the display unit and check each segment diode with an ohmmeter. Replace the defective segments.
    • B. Apply 5 V directly to each segment of the display and check for individual segment operation. Replace any segment that has voltage applied but is not lit.
    • C. Tie all of the segments together and connect to Vcc; the number 8 should appear on the display. Now check the display supply voltage to determine if the display is receiving the correct voltage.
    • D. Connect the DMM to a variable supply and very slowly increase the voltage, while observing for missing digits. Then check the segment voltage to determine whether the display or the display driver is bad.
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    • 3. A 16-input multiplexer is to be used to perform parallel-to-serial data conversion. Which of the following counters would be required to provide the data select inputs?

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    • A. MOD 8
    • B. MOD 16
    • C. MOD 4
    • D. MOD 2
    • Discuss
    • 4. Determine the correct output for the multiplexer and its associated timing diagram given below.


    • Options
    • A. Ya
    • B. Yb
    • C. Yc
    • D. Yd
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    • 5. Which statement below best describes the function of a decoder?

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    • A. A decoder will convert a decimal number into the proper binary equivalent.
    • B. A decoder will convert a binary number into a specific output representing a particular character or digit.
    • C. Decoders are used to prevent improper operation of digital systems.
    • D. Decoders are special ICs that are used to make it possible for one brand of computer to talk to another.
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    • 6. One can safely state that the output lines for a demultiplexer are under the direct control of the:

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    • A. input data select lines.
    • B. the internal AND gates.
    • C. the internal OR gate.
    • D. Input data line.
    • Discuss
    • 7. The BCD/DEC decoder shown in figure (a) is examined with a logic analyzer and the results are shown in the waveforms in figure (b). What, if anything, is wrong with the circuit?


    • Options
    • A. The "2" output is shorted to Vcc.
    • B. The A1 input is internally open.
    • C. The A1 input node is internally stuck LOW.
    • D. Nothing is wrong with the circuit.
    • Discuss
    • 8. Why are control inputs included in an HDL magnitude comparator?

    • Options
    • A. For cascading the chips
    • B. For control signal input
    • C. For signal control
    • D. For internal interconnections
    • Discuss
    • 9. The data transmission system shown in below has a problem; the parity error output is always high. A logic analyzer is used to examine the system and shows that the DATA IN on the left matches the DATA OUT on right. What might be causing the problem?


    • Options
    • A. The error gate could be defective.
    • B. The storage circuit could be defective.
    • C. The parity checker could be bad.
    • D. Any of the above.
    • Discuss
    • 10. What are the outputs of a 7485 four-bit magnitude comparator when the inputs are A = 1001 and B = 1010?

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    • A. A < B is 1
      A = B is 0
      A > B is 1
    • B. A < B is 0
      A = B is 1
      A > B is 0
    • C. A < B is 0
      A = B is 0
      A > B is 1
    • D. A < B is 1
      A = B is 0
      A > B is 0
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