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  • A current-sourcing transistor may also be referred to as a pull-down transistor.


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    • 1. The noise immunity of a logic circuit refers to the circuit's ability to tolerate noise by causing spurious charges in the output voltage.

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    • A. True
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    • 2. Integrated injection logic offers high component density and is easier to fabricate than TTL.

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    • 3. A major drawback in using ECL logic circuits in conjunction with TTL and MOS circuits is its negative supply voltages and logic levels.

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    • 4. The maximum current for a LOW output on a standard TTL gate is 100 µA.

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    • 5. The 74XX series TTL operates using saturated switching in which many of the transistors, when conducting, will be in the saturated condition.

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    • 6. An unused input of a NAND gate can be left unconnected, pulled high by a pull-up resistor and tied together with another input and not change the logic output.

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    • 7. The major advantage of CMOS logic circuits over TTL is very low power consumption.

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    • 8. The abbreviated designator for a HIGH input voltage is VIH.

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    • 9. CMOS stands for "complementary metal-oxide semiconductors" and the FETs are normally enhancement mode devices.

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    • 10. The TTL HIGH level source current is higher than the LOW level sinking current.

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