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A D flip-flop can be made to toggle by ________.
Options
A. connecting to
Q
to D
B. connecting to Q to D
C. connecting D low
D. connecting D high
Correct Answer
connecting to
Q
to D
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1. Referring to the function table given below, taking the
CLEAR
,
S
1, and
S
0 inputs all HIGH ________.
Options
A. will inhibit the operation of the register
B. will reset the parallel registers and inhibit the serial data inputs
C. will cause the parallel data inputs to be loaded and passed to the parallel data outputs
D. will depend on what values are loaded into the parallel data inputs
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Correct Answer: will cause the parallel data inputs to be loaded and passed to the parallel data outputs
2. The minimum number of flip-flops that can be used to construct a modulus-5 counter is ________.
Options
A. 3
B. 5
C. 8
D. 10
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Correct Answer: 3
3. The circuit shown below is a ________.
Options
A. parallel in/serial out register
B. serial in/parallel load register
C. multiplexer
D. demultiplexer
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Correct Answer: parallel in/serial out register
4. ________ is the modulus of the counter shown below.
Options
A. 200
B. 19
C. 0.005
D. 5000
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Correct Answer: 200
5. In general, when using a scope to troubleshoot digital systems the instrument should be triggered by ________.
Options
A. the A channel or channel 1
B. the vertical input mode, when using more than one channel
C. the system clock
D. line sync, in order to observe troublesome power line glitches
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Correct Answer: the system clock
6. The counter circuit and associated waveforms shown below are for a(n) ________ counter, and the correct output waveform for
Q
B
is shown by waveform ________.
Options
A. synchronous, a
B. asynchronous, b
C. synchronous, c
D. asynchronous, d
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Correct Answer: synchronous, c
7. In VHDL, if we need to remember a value it must be stored in a ________.
Options
A. function
B. type declaration
C. variable
D. process
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Correct Answer: function
8. The circuit shown below is a ________.
Options
A. Johnson counter
B. ring counter
C. decade counter
D. BCD counter
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Correct Answer: Johnson counter
9. Modulus refers to ________.
Options
A. a method used to fabricate decade counter units
B. the modulus of elasticity, or the ability of a circuit to be stretched from one mode to another
C. an input on a counter that is used to set the counter state, such as UP/DOWN
D. the maximum number of states in a counter sequence
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Correct Answer: the maximum number of states in a counter sequence
10. The decimal equivalent of the largest number that can be stored in a 4-bit binary counter is ________.
Options
A. 8
B. 15
C. 16
D. 32
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Correct Answer: 15
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