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Integrated-Circuit Logic Families problems
1. The propagation delay of standard TTL gates is approximately ________.
Options
A. 2 µs
B. 1 µs
C. 4 ns
D. 10 ns
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Correct Answer: 10 ns
2. The 74F-Fast TTL integrated-circuit fabrication technique uses reduced interdevice ________ to achieve reduced propagation delays.
Options
A. noise
B. resistance
C. capacitance
D. inductance
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Correct Answer: capacitance
3. ________ TTL allows three possible output states.
Options
A. Triswitch
B. Triinput
C. Tristate
D. Trident
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Correct Answer: Tristate
4. One advantage that MOSFET transistors have over bipolar transistors is ________.
Options
A. high input impedance
B. higher switching speed
C. low input impedance
D. reduced propagation delay
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Correct Answer: high input impedance
5. When the output of a standard TTL gate is HIGH, it can ________.
Options
A. sink 16 mA of current from the attached input gates
B. source 400 µA of current to no more than 10 attached gates
C. source 16 mA of current to no more than 10 attached gates
D. sink a maximum of 400 µA from no more than 10 load gates
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Correct Answer: source 400 µA of current to no more than 10 attached gates
6. Totem-pole outputs ________ be connected ________ because ________.
Options
A. can, in parallel, sometimes higher output current is required
B. cannot, together, if the outputs are in opposite states excessively high currents can damage one or both of the devices
C. should, in series, certain applications may require higher output voltage
D. can, together, together they can handle larger load currents and higher output voltages
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Correct Answer: cannot, together, if the outputs are in opposite states excessively high currents can damage one or both of the devices
7. A logic probe is placed on the input of a digital circuit and the probe lamp blinks slowly, indicating ________.
Options
A. that an open or bad logic level exists
B. a high level output
C. a high-frequency pulse train
D. that the supply voltage is low
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Correct Answer: a high-frequency pulse train
8. The lower transistor of a totem-pole output is saturated when the gate output is ________.
Options
A. overdriven
B. HIGH
C. LOW
D. malfunctioning
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Correct Answer: LOW
9. Several manufacturers have developed logic that combines the best features of TTL and CMOS. This is called ________.
Options
A. 1
2
L
B. BiCMOS
C. 74ACT
D. 74HCT
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Correct Answer: BiCMOS
10. ________ output levels would
not
be a valid LOW for a TTL gate.
Options
A. 0.2 V
B. 0.3 V
C. 0.5 V
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: All of the above.
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