digital electronics 22-23
digital electronics 22-23
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9 In Digital Circuits, which of the 13. How many cycles of addition and 16. What determines the output from the
19 The decimal equivalent of the binary
following options represent the shifting in a 4-bit multiplier are combinational logic circuit in Digital number (1011; is
synchronous control inputs in aT flip required to perform multiplication Electronics ?
flop ?
using the shift method ? (A) Input signals from the past
(B) (12)
condition
(B) 0 (A) 1 (C) (11.11)
C) Clock (B, Input signals at the present (D) (9)
B} 2
(D) 1 moment
C) 4 20. The decimal equivalent of the octal
Input signals from both past and
10. How many errors can the Digital
(D) 8 number (645)g is
Electronics parity method find in a present
single word ?
|4 What kind of operation occurs in a (D) Input signals expected in future (A) (450)10
6 (49 Single error (B) (451)0
J-K flip-flop when both inputs J and 17. Any signed negative binary number is
B) Double error
K are equal to 1? recognised by its
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(C) Triple error
(D) (501)10
(D) Multiple errors (A) Preset operation (A) MSB
11. What is the group of ls present in 8 (B) Reset operation (B) LSB 21. The quantity of double word is
cells of a K-map called ? (C) Byte
(C) Clear operation
(A) Pair (D) Nibble (A) 16 bits
) Toggle operation
(B) Quad B) 32 bits
(e) Octet 18. If the decimal number is a fraction,
15. Which of the following options (C) 4 bits
(D) Octave then its binary equivalent is obtained
represent the correct reduction
of (D) 8 bits
by the number continuously
12. Which of these flip-flops cannot be
XYZ + XYZ ?
U used to construct a serial shift by 2. 22. Latch is a device with
0
register ? (A) 0 (A) Dividing (A) One stable state
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23. why latches are called memory 27% The SR latch consists of 31. When both inputs of a J-K flip-flop 35. The basic latch consists of
devices?
(A) Iinput cycle, the output will 1A)Two inverters
(A) It has capability to store 8 bits of (A) Be invalid
(B)2 inputs (B) Two comparators
data.
(B) Change (C) Two amplifiers
(C) 3 inputs
(B) It has internal memory of 4 bits. (C) Not change
(D) 4 inputs (D) Two adders
It can store one bit of data. D) Toggle
(D) It can store infinite amount of 28.
36. In S-R flip-flop, if Q = 0 the output is
The NAND tatch works when both
32. The logic circuits whose outputs at said to be
data.
inputs are any instant of time depends only on
(A)Set
24. Two stable states of latches (A) 1 the present input but also on the past
B) Reset
are (B)» 0 outputs are called
(C) Previous state
(A) Astable and Monostable (C) Inverted (A) Combinational circuits
(D) Current state
(B) Low input and High output (D) Don't cares lB Sequentialcircuits
(C) Latches
C) High output and Low output 37. The logical sum of two or more
29. The first step of the analysis (D) Flip-flops
(D) Low output and High input logical product terms is called
procedure of SR latch is to
33. How many types of sequential circuits
How many types of latches
(A) label inputs (Ware there ? (A) SOP
are there ?
(B) label outputs (42 (B) POS
A) 4 (C) label states
(B) 3 (C) OR operation
(B) 3 (D) label tables (C) 4 (D) NAND operation
(C)' 2
(D) 5
(D) 5 30. When a high is applied to the set line
38. The expression Y = AB + BC + AC
of an SR latch. then 34. The sequential circuit also
shows the operation.
26. The full form of SR is called
(A) Qoutput goes high (A) EX-OR
(A) System Rated (A) Flip-flop
B) Set Reset (B) Q'output goes high (B) Latch
(B) SOP
(D) 5bits (C) A OR B 79. The design of an ALU is based (C) AND
) on
(A) A EXNOR B (D) OR
71. For subtracting 1from 0, we use to (A) Sequential logic
take a from neighbouring 75. Full subtractor is used to perform (B) Combinational logic 83 Which of the following expresions is
bits. subtraction of
(C) Multiplexing
) in the sum-of-products form ?
(D) De-multiplexing
(A) Carry (A) 2 bits (A) (A + B)(C +D)
80. Which statement below best describes
B) Borow B 3bits (B) (A * B) (C* (D)
a Karnaugh map ?
(C) input (C) 4bits (C) A*B* (CD)
(A) It is simply a rearranged truth
(D) Output (D) 8 bits table (DY A *B+C*D
(B) The Karnaugh map eliminates
72. How many outputs are required for 76. The output of a full subtractor is same 84. Which of the following expressions is
the need for using NND and
the implementation ofa subtractor ? as
NOR gates. in the product of-sums form ?
(A) 1 (A) Halfadder (C) Variable complements can be
eliminated by using Karnaugh (4A +(B),(C +D)
B) 2 Y(B)-Full adder (B) (AB) (CD)
maps.
(C) 3 (C) Half subtractor (C) AB (CD)
(D) A Karnaugh map can be used to
(D) 4 (D) Decoder (D) AB + CD
replace Boolean rules.
86 / & (12) 1286 /& P. T.O.
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85. Which of the following logic 88._ The D flip-flop has input. 92. The instruction used in a program for 97. ROM consist of
expressions represents the logic O executing them is stored in (A) NOR and OR arrays
diagram shown ? (B) 2 the (B) NAND and NOR arrays
(C) 3 (A) CPU KONAND and OR arrays
(D) 4 (B) Control Unit (D) NOR and AND arrays
x 89. The D flip-flop has l(c, Memory 98 The full form of PROM is
(D) Microprocessor (A) Previous Read Only Memory
outputloutputs.
(B) Programmable Read Out
93. A flip-flop stores Memory
(A) X= AB' + A'B ( (A) 10 bit of information
(B) 3 (C)Programmable Read Only
(B) X= (AB) + AB (B) bit of information Memory
(C) 4
(C) X= (AB' + AB' (C) 2 bit of information (D) Previous Read Out Memory
(D) 1
D)X=AB + AB (D) 3 bit of information 99. The full form of EPROM
86. The device shown here is most likely : 90. AD flip-flop can be constructed from 0 is
94. A register is able to hold
V an flip-lop. (A) Easy Programmable Read Only
(A) Data
Memory
LaS-R (B) Word
D (B)Erâsable Programmable Read
(B) J-K (C) Nibble Only Memory
So
S1
(D) Both Data and Word (C) Eradicate Programmable Read
(C) T
Only Memory
(D) S-K 95. A ROM is defined as (D) Easy Programmable Read Out
(A) Comparator (A) Read Out Memory Memory
(B) Multiplexer, 91. Memory is a/an
(B) Read Once Memory 100. ASIC stands for
(C) Inverter (A) Device to collect data from other
LC) Read Only Memory (A) Application Special Integrated
D Demultiplexer, computer
(D) Read One Memory Circuits
(B) Block of data to keep data (B) Applied Special Integrated
87. In Dflip-flop, Dstands for 96. The full form of ROM is
(A) Distant
separately Circuits
(A) Read Outside Memory j(C)_ Application Specific Integrated
BY Data L(C Tndispensable part of computer
(B) Read Out Memory Circuits
(C) Desired (D) Device to connect through all (C) Read Only Memory (D) Applied Specific Integrated
(D) Delay over the world Circuits
(D) Read One Memory
286 / & (14) P. T.O.
1286 / & (15)
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