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    Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e True/False

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    This document contains 10 true/false questions about shift registers from Chapter 9 of the textbook "Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e". The questions cover topics like the basic functions of a shift register, how mechanical switches can produce multiple clock pulses due to contact bounce, how data is entered in serial in/parallel out shift registers, properties of Johnson counters and ring counters, capabilities of universal shift registers, and the effect of clocking on a shift register connected as a counter. Answers are provided about whether each statement is true or false, along with hints referring to the relevant section of the textbook.

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    Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e True/False

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    This document contains 10 true/false questions about shift registers from Chapter 9 of the textbook "Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e". The questions cover topics like the basic functions of a shift register, how mechanical switches can produce multiple clock pulses due to contact bounce, how data is entered in serial in/parallel out shift registers, properties of Johnson counters and ring counters, capabilities of universal shift registers, and the effect of clocking on a shift register connected as a counter. Answers are provided about whether each statement is true or false, along with hints referring to the relevant section of the textbook.

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    This document contains 10 true/false questions about shift registers from Chapter 9 of the textbook "Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e". The questions cover topics like the basic functions of a shift register, how mechanical switches can produce multiple clock pulses due to contact bounce, how data is entered in serial in/parallel out shift registers, properties of Johnson counters and ring counters, capabilities of universal shift registers, and the effect of clocking on a shift register connected as a counter. Answers are provided about whether each statement is true or false, along with hints referring to the relevant section of the textbook.

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    Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e True/False

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    This document contains 10 true/false questions about shift registers from Chapter 9 of the textbook "Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e". The questions cover topics like the basic functions of a shift register, how mechanical switches can produce multiple clock pulses due to contact bounce, how data is entered in serial in/parallel out shift registers, properties of Johnson counters and ring counters, capabilities of universal shift registers, and the effect of clocking on a shift register connected as a counter. Answers are provided about whether each statement is true or false, along with hints referring to the relevant section of the textbook.

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    Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e

    Chapter 9

    True/False

    1. Data storage and data movement are the two basic functions of a shift register.

    Answer: True
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-1 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    2. The speed of a shift register makes it an important type of memory device.

    Answer: False
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-1 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    3. A shift register can be constructed from either latches or flip-flops.

    Answer: False
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-1 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    4. Due to contact bounce, a mechanical switch will produce multiple clock pulses.

    Answer: True
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-2 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    5. In serial in/parallel out shift registers data bits are entered one at a time

    Answer: True
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-2 of the text.
    Feedback:
    false:
    true:

    6. The Johnson counter will produce a number of states equal to 2n where n is the number
    of stages in the counter.

    Answer: True
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-5 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    7. In a 10-bit ring counter there is a unique output for each decimal digit.

    Answer: True
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-5 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    8. A universal shift register only has serial capabilities.

    Answer: False
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-6 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    9. When a shift register is connected as a counter, there is a specific sequence of states as


    it is clocked.

    Answer: True
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-5 of the text.
    Feedback:

    false:
    true:

    10. A load operation puts serial data into a serial register.

    Answer: False
    Hint: Refer to Section 9-3 of the text.
    Feedback:
    false:
    true:

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