When the inputs to a flip-flop are changing at the same time that the active trigger edge of the input clock is making its transition, this condition is called:
Options
A. racing
B. toggling
C. slave loading
D. pulse timing
Correct Answer
racing
More questions
1. Select the response that best describes the use of the Master Reset on typical 4-bit binary counters.
Options
A. When MR1 and MR2 are both HIGH, all Qs will be reset to zero.
B. When MR1 and MR2 are both HIGH, all Qs will be reset to one.
C. MR1 and MR2 are provided to synchronously reset all four flip-flops.
D. To enable the count mode, MR1 and MR2 must be held LOW.
4. One positive pulse with tw = 75 µs is applied to one of the inputs of an exclusive-OR circuit. A second positive pulse with tw = 15 µs is applied to the other input beginning 20 µs after the leading edge of the first pulse. Which statement describes the output in relation to the inputs?
Options
A. The exclusive-OR output is a 20 µs pulse followed by a 40 µs pulse, with a separation of 15 µs between the pulses.
B. The exclusive-OR output is a 20 µs pulse followed by a 15 µs pulse, with a separation of 40 µs between the pulses.
C. The exclusive-OR output is a 15 µs pulse followed by a 40 µs pulse.
D. *The exclusive-OR output is a 20 µs pulse followed by a 15 µs pulse, followed by a 40 µs pulse.
10. A test system using the GPIB is being used to monitor a potentially dangerous crash test from a distance of 200 feet. The engineer decides to have you fabricate a special cable, rather than order one, since all the materials are on hand and the tests are already behind schedule. When the tests are run, the test system is erratic and the data is almost useless. What has gone wrong?
Options
A. The engineer is probably not using the correct data format for the specific instruments being used to collect the data.
B. The GPIB cable is too long; a bus extender should be used.
C. The cable should be shielded and properly grounded.
D. The tests themselves probably produced extraneous signals that confused the instruments, resulting in unusable data.