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  • The simplified form of The simplified form of . True False.


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    • 1. An exclusive-OR gate will invert a signal on one input if the other is always HIGH.

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    • 2. The 54 prefix on ICs indicates a broader operating temperature range, generally intended for military use.

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    • 3. A digital circuit that converts coded information into a familiar or non-coded form is known as an encoder.

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    • 4. Three select lines are required to address four data input lines.

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    • 5. A data selector is also called a demultiplexer.

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    • 6. In true sum-of-products expressions, the inversion signs cannot cover more than single variables in a term.

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    • 7. Truth tables are great for listing all possible combinations of independent variables.

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    • 8. The Boolean equation of the exclusive-NOR function is .

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    • 9. When decisions demand two possible actions, the IF/THEN/ELSE control structure is used.

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    • 10. A good rule of thumb for determining the pin numbers of dual-in-line package IC chips would be to place the notch to your right and pin #1 will always be in the lower right corner.

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