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Question
An everyday illustration of a multiplexer is ________.
Options
A. the volume control in a stereo receiver
B. the function switch on a stereo receiver
C. the balance control on a stereo receiver
D. the treble-bass control on a stereo receiver
Correct Answer
the function switch on a stereo receiver
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1. When data input
I
6
of a 74148 octal-to-binary encoder is active, the data output is ________.
Options
A.
B.
C.
D.
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Correct Answer:
2. The circuit shown below is a(n) ________.
Options
A. 4-bit magnitude comparator
B. 4-bit half adder
C. 8-bit comparator
D. 8-bit binary adder
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Correct Answer: 4-bit magnitude comparator
3. A(n) ________ display controls the reflection of available light.
Options
A. MOS
B. LCD
C. LED
D. LSC
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Correct Answer: LCD
4. In order to select data input I5 of a 74151 eight-line multiplexer, the select inputs must be ________.
Options
A.
B.
C.
D.
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5. A(n) ________ is a combinational logic circuit that compares two input binary quantities and generates outputs to indicate which one has the greater magnitude.
Options
A. demultiplexer
B. code converter
C. magnitude comparator
D. E-MOS
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Correct Answer: magnitude comparator
6. For the inputs shown in the given figure, the output is ________.
Options
A. 1
B. 0
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Correct Answer: 0
7. The diagram given below shows a ________ being used as a(n) ________ and
Y
= ________.
Options
A. multiplier, divider, 2.25
B. multiplexer, encoder, 7641
C. multiplexer, logic function generator,
ABC
+
ABC
+
ABC
+
ABC
D. logic function generator, multiplexer, 1467
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Correct Answer: multiplexer, logic function generator,
ABC
+
ABC
+
ABC
+
ABC
8. The diagram given below shows a ________, and in order for the decimal number 3 to be displayed, terminals ________ must be ________.
Options
A. common-cathode seven-segment display, ef, LOW
B. common-anode seven-segment display, abcdg, HIGH
C. common-anode seven-segment display, abcdg, LOW
D. common-cathode seven-segment display, abcdg, HIGH
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Correct Answer: common-anode seven-segment display, abcdg, LOW
9. The 74139 dual four-line demultiplexer functions as a decoder if ________.
Options
A. the
line is grounded
B. data input is on the
line
C. data input is on the
A
0
line
D. the
A
0
line is grounded
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Correct Answer: the
line is grounded
10. An eight-line multiplexer must have as inputs ________.
Options
A. four data inputs and three select inputs
B. eight data inputs and two select inputs
C. eight data inputs and three select inputs
D. eight data inputs and four select inputs
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Correct Answer: eight data inputs and three select inputs
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