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Flip-Flops
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Question
What is the hold condition of a flip-flop?
Options
A. both
S
and
R
inputs activated
B. no active
S
or
R
input
C. only
S
is active
D. only
R
is active
Correct Answer
no active
S
or
R
input
Flip-Flops problems
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1. In VHDL, how is each instance of a component addressed?
Options
A. A name followed by a colon and the name of the library primitive
B. A name followed by a semicolon and the component type
C. A name followed by the library being used
D. A name followed by the component library number
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Correct Answer: A name followed by a colon and the name of the library primitive
2. An RC circuit used in a 74122 retriggerable one-shot has an R
EXT
of 100 kΩ and a C
EXT
of 0.005 µF. The pulse width is ________.
Options
A. 70 µs
B. 16 µs
C. 160 µs
D. 32 µs
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Correct Answer: 160 µs
3. The circuit given below fails to function; the inputs are checked with a logic probe and the following indications are obtained: CLK,
J
1,
J
2,
J
3,
K
1,
K
2, and
K
3 are pulsing.
Q
and
are HIGH.
and PRE are LOW. What could be causing the problem?
Options
A. There is no problem.
B. The clock should be held HIGH.
C. The PRE is stuck LOW.
D. The CLR is stuck HIGH.
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Correct Answer: The PRE is stuck LOW.
4. Why are the
S
and
R
inputs of a gated flip-flop said to be synchronous?
Options
A. They must occur with the gate.
B. They occur independent of the gate.
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Correct Answer: They must occur with the gate.
5. On a master-slave flip-flop, when is the master enabled?
Options
A. when the gate is LOW
B. when the gate is HIGH
C. both of the above
D. neither of the above
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Correct Answer: when the gate is HIGH
6. An RC circuit used in a nonretriggerable 74121 one-shot has an R
EXT
of 49 kΩ and a C
EXT
of 0.2 µF. The pulse width (t
W
) is approximately ________.
Options
A. 6.9 µs
B. 6.9 ms
C. 69 ms
D. 690 ms
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Correct Answer: 6.9 ms
7. In a 555 timer, three 5 kΩ resistors provide a trigger level of ________.
Options
A. 1/4 V
CC
and a threshold level 1/2 V
CC
B. 1/3 V
CC
and a threshold level 3/4 V
CC
C. 1/3 V
CC
and a threshold level 2/3 V
CC
D. 1/4 V
CC
and a threshold level 2/3 V
CC
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Correct Answer: 1/3 V
CC
and a threshold level 2/3 V
CC
8. Does the cross-coupled NOR flip-flop have active-HIGH or active-LOW set and reset inputs?
Options
A. active-HIGH
B. active-LOW
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Correct Answer: active-HIGH
9. On a positive edge-triggered S-R flip-flop, the outputs reflect the input condition when ________.
Options
A. the clock pulse is LOW
B. the clock pulse is HIGH
C. the clock pulse transitions from LOW to HIGH
D. the clock pulse transitions from HIGH to LOW
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Correct Answer: the clock pulse transitions from LOW to HIGH
10. A 555 operating as a monostable multivibrator has a C
1
= 0.01 µF. Determine R
1
for a pulse width of 2 ms.
Options
A. 200 kΩ
B. 182 kΩ
C. 91 kΩ
D. 182 Ω
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Correct Answer: 182 kΩ
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