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An ADC that compares each bit, one at a time, with the input analog signal is a ________.
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A. single-slope ramp converter
B. dual-slope ramp converter
C. successive-approximation converter
D. tracking converter

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successive-approximation converter

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3. In the digital clock project HDL code, the MOD-12 counter is using ________.
Options
A. a BCD counter followed by a MOD-2 counter
B. a single HDL module
C. a MOD-6 counter followed by a MOD-2 counter
D. a MOD-12 counter followed by a D flip-flop

5. Why can a synchronous counter operate at a higher frequency than a ripple counter?
Options
A. The flip-flops change one after the other.
B. The flip-flops change at the same time.
C. A synchronous counter cannot operate at higher frequencies.
D. A ripple counter is faster.

6. Which of the following is correct for a D latch?
Options
A. The output toggles if one of the inputs is held HIGH.
B. Q output follows the input D when the enable is HIGH.
C. Only one of the inputs can be HIGH at a time.
D. The output complement follows the input when enabled.

10. A macrocell basically contains ________.
Options
A. a programmable AND-OR gate array and some input buffers
B. an OR-gate array and some output logic
C. an AND-OR gate array and some output logic
D. licensed programming

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