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Computer Fundamentals 2

The document provides 134 multiple choice questions and answers about various topics related to computer hardware and software. Some of the topics covered include LCD vs LED displays, computer programming languages, types of computer buses, logic gates, flip-flops, binary arithmetic, memory addressing, debugging, and more. The questions range from basic to more advanced concepts and provide a high-level overview of fundamental digital electronics and computer engineering principles.
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Computer Fundamentals 2

The document provides 134 multiple choice questions and answers about various topics related to computer hardware and software. Some of the topics covered include LCD vs LED displays, computer programming languages, types of computer buses, logic gates, flip-flops, binary arithmetic, memory addressing, debugging, and more. The questions range from basic to more advanced concepts and provide a high-level overview of fundamental digital electronics and computer engineering principles.
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126. An outstanding advantage of LCDs from LEDs.

A. LCDs are organized as a 7-segment display for numerical read out.


B. LCDs can be multiplexed.
C. LCDs essentially act as a capacitor and consume almost no power.
D. LCDs generate light.

Answer
C. LCDs essentially act as a capacitor and consume almost no power

127. A computer language that enables Programmable Array Logic (PAL) users to
generate a file that can be used to blow a PAL.

A. JEDEC
B. PALASM
C. TURBO C++
D. Visual C

Answer
B. PALASM

128. A type of computer bus which is bidirectional.

A. Data bus
B. Address
C. Control bus
D. Calling bus

Answer
A. Data bus

129. A table used by PLD language, such as PALASM, to calculate the expected
outputs for a set of inputs.

A. Excitation table
B. State table
C. Stimulation table
D. Truth table

Answer
C. Simulation table
130. A programmable block of logic within a gate array, that contains a flip-flop for
storage and also allows the user to specify logic functions on its inputs.

A. Programmable block
B. PLD
C. Configurable logic block
D. Block diagram

Answer
C. Configurable logic block

131. This type of bus carries the memory address from the computer to the memory.

A. Data bus
B. Address bus
C. Control bus
D. Parallel bus

Answer
B. Address bus

132. This bus carries lines that control the operation of the memory from the
microprocessor to the memory.

A. Data bus
B. Address bus
C. Control bus
D. Bus lines

Answer
C. Control bus

133. A register which holds the address of the word currently being accessed.

A. Hold register
B. Memory address register
C. Memory data register
D. Access register

Answer
B. Memory address register
134. A register which holds the data being written into or read out of the addressed
memory location.

A. Hold register
B. Memory address register
C. Memory data register
D. Glitch register

Answer
B. Memory data register
135. A preproduction register model of a system built for testing and debugging.

A. Wire list
B. Maybe (colloquial)
C. Prototype
D. Sample

Answer
C. Prototype

136. Correcting the faults in a circuit or system.

A. Buzz-out
B. Debugging
C. Trap
D. Fault corrector

Answer
B. Debugging

137. There are _____ flip-flops for 3-bit binary counter.

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5

Answer
B. 3

138. A sequential logic circuit where the storage elements commonly used is time-
delay devices (usually gates).

A. Synchronous SLC
B. Asynchronous SLC
C. Counter
D. Register

Answer
B. Asynchronous SLC

139. A block added to the combinational logic circuit to form a sequential logic circuit
is the
A. ROM
B. counter
C. clock
D. memory

Answer
D. memory

140. The state of the flip-flop before the occurrence of a clock pulse is called as its

A. present state
B. next state
C. current input
D. present output

Answer
A. present state

141. The state of the flip-flop after the occurrence of a clock pulse is called as its

A. current state
B. present state
C. next state
D. current input

Answer
C. next state
142. It is said to be a universal gate because any digital system can be implemented
with it.

A. NAND
B. AND
C. OR
D. Exclusive OR

Answer
A. NAND

143. A flip-flop which follows its input in the next state.

A. T
B. D
C. JK
D. RS

Answer
B. D

144. An n-bit binary parallel adder requires ___________ in its least design.

A. n half adders
B. n half subtractor
C. n full adders
D. n half subtractor and n full adder

Answer
C. n full adders

145. A magnitude comparator has 2 2n in truth table where n =


entries

A. number of inputs
B. number of comparator bits
C. number of out puts
D. number of inputs and outputs

Answer
B. number of comparator bits

146. An included input terminals in a magnitude comparator IC which is significant


when both inputs compared are equal is called as its

A. setting
B. cascading inputs
C. input terminals
D. address

Answer
B. cascading inputs

147. In designing a 16 x 1 multiplexer, how many selection lines are needed?

A. 2
B. 4
C. 16
D. 32

Answer
B. 4
148. If F = xy + x’y’ Boolean expression is to be implemented using decoders and OR
gates, the connection involves

A. 2 to 4 line decoder with 3 OR gates


B. 3 to 8 line decoder with 2 OR gates
C. 2 to 4 line decoder with 1 OR gate
D. 3 to 8 line decoder with 4 OR gates

Answer
C. 2 to 4 line decoder with 1 OR gate

Solution
F= xy + x’y’
11 00

Truth Table:

INPUTS OUTPUTS
X Y F
0 0 1 n = 2(x,y)
0 1 0
1 0 0
1 1 1

Size of decoder = n x 2^n = 2 x 2² = 2 x 4 decoder


No. of outputs = 1 ≈ no. of OR gates
Circuit diagram:

NC = not connected
Therefore 2 x 4 decoder with one OR gate
149. How many AND gates and 4-bit binary adders are needed to implement a 2-bit to
3-bit binary multiplier?

A. 15 AND gates and three 4-bit binary adders


B. 2 AND gates and one 4-bit binary adder
C. 9 AND gates only
D. 6 AND gates and one 4-bit binary adder

Answer
B. 2 AND gates and one 4-bit binary adder

Solution:

A = A1A0 2 bits no.


X B = B2B1B0 3 bits no.

Using multiplication process:

B2B1B0 let:
x A1A0 A 0 . B0 = d 0 A1 . B0 = e0
d2d1d0 A 0 . B1 = d 1 A1 . B1 = e1
+e2e1e0 A 0 . B2 = d 2 A2 . B2 = e2

Circuit diagram:
150. From a 3-bit binary counter design using T flip-flops, determine the number of T
flip-flops needed in its circuit implementation.

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

Answer
C. 3

151. A system coordinating I/O between the transmitting and receiving devices.

A. Charging
B. Handshaking
C. Interfacing
D. Polling

Answer
B. Handshaking

152. An area of memory that holds the ASCII characters that are being displayed on a
monitor.

A. Space
B. Start bit
C. Terminal
D. Screen image

Answer
D. Screen image

153. An IC that transform parallel data to serial in the asynchronous format and vice
versa.

A. UART
B. USART
C. MODEM
D. RS232C
Answer
A. UART
154. An instruction that alters the normal course of a program by causing it to jump to
another instruction.

A. Rotate instruction
B. Skip instruction
C. Jump
D. ACC

Answer
C. JUMP

155. An instruction that causes data to be brought from memory into an accumulator
register.

A. LOAD
B. LOOP
C. FETCH
D. JUMP

Answer
A. LOAD

156. The portion of an instruction cycle where the instruction is sent from memory to
the instruction register.

A. LOAD
B. ACCUMULATE
C. FETCH
D. EXECUTE

Answer
C. FETCH

157. An instruction that causes data in the accumulator to be moved to the memory or
a peripheral register.

A. FETCH
B. STORE
C. LOOP
D. LOAD

Answer
B. STORE
158. This occurs when the result of an arithmetic operation is a more negative number
than the output register can accommodate.

A. Error
B. Overflow
C. Underflow
D. Don’t care

Answer
C. Underflow

159. This occurs when of an arithmetic operation is a larger number than the output
register can accommodate.

A. Overflow
B. Inflow
C. Underflow
D. Lock-ahead carry

Answer
A. Overflow

160. A representation of numbers when negative numbers are obtained by


complementing their positive equivalent and adding 1.

A. 2’s complement
B. Inversion
C. Signed numbers
D. Indeterminate

Answer
A. 2’s complement

161. Which of the following is the language used in making an internet web page?

A. Highertext mark-up language


B. Hypertext mark-up language
C. Hightech mark-up language
D. Hypertext make-up language

Answer
B. Hypertext mark-up language
162. A program which can be executed on several different computers to compare their
speed and performance.

A. Compiler
B. Assembler
C. Diagnostic program
D. Benchmark

Answer
D. Benchmark

163. A single word memory location used to temporarily hold data during program
execution.

A. Accumulator
B. Register
C. Buffer
D. Stack

Answer
B. Register

164. Refer to the debugging method in which the program is executed one instruction
at a time and the register contents can be examined after each step?

A. Text editing
B. Syntax analyzing
C. Trace
D. Semantic tracing

Answer
C. Trace

165. In a computer system, it is a unit of hardware where the control keys are located.

A. CPU
B. Keyboard
C. I/O section
D. Console

Answer
D. Console
166. If a certain circuit acts an AND gate when used with positive logic (H = 1, L = 0),
what function will it perform when used with negative logic (H = 0, L = 1)?

A. OR
B. AND
C. NAND
D. NOR
Answer
A. OR

167. TTL, DTL, and ECL, which are frequently used to refer to certain “families” of
digital integrated circuits, are actually names of

A. alternatives to positive and negative logic


B. varieties of positive and negative logic
C. companies that originated the families
D. general varieties of electronic circuits used as logic gates, from which, in
essence, the building blocks in each series are constructed

Answer
D. general varieties of electronic circuits used as logic gates from which, in
essence, the building blocks in each series are constructed

168. In the data sheet of a digital building block, operating speed is typically expressed
in terms of

A. capacitance C
B. transition frequency
C. propagation delay times for both possible output transitions
D. miles per hour or centimeters per second

Answer
C. propagation delay times for both possible output transitions

169. The fan out capability of a digital building block depends on the current capability
of its output and the current requirement of each input driven by that output, and
maybe defined as the

A. number of inputs that one output can transmit to


B. number of other inputs that can transmit to one input
C. maximum power dissipation that the unit can stand
D. amount of cooling required

Answer
A. number of inputs that one output can transmit to

170. Noise margin, which is one indication of how likely it is that information
communicated between digital building blocks will be incorrect due to noise,
depends on
A. output current capabilities and input current requirements
B. output power and required input power for the two logic states
C. the “safety margin” between the output voltage produced by the transmitting
block and input voltage required by the receiving block for each two logic
state
D. the “safety margin” between the noise level and the noise figure

Answer
C. the “safety margin” between the output voltage produced by the
transmitting block and input voltage required by the receiving block for each
of the two logic state.

171. Typical propagation delay range for modern digital integrated circuits is

A. 1 to 100 milliseconds
B. 1 to 100 microseconds
C. 1 to 100 nanoseconds
D. 1 to 100 picoseconds

Answer
C. 1 to 100 nanoseconds

172. The most commonly used IC package for the digital integrated circuit is the

A. CMOS pack
B. DIP ceramic
C. DIP plastic
D. Flat pack

Answer
C. DIP plastic

173. A multiwire connection between digital circuits is usually called a

A. ribbon
B. bus
C. wire wrap
D. multiplexed line

Answer
B. bus
174. Which of the following is a form of Morgan’s theorem?

A. A + B = ( AB )
B. AB = ( A + B )
C. ( A + B )’ = A’ . B’
D. A.B = A’ . B’

Answer
C. ( A + B )’ = A’ . B’

175. “Limbo” state of a flip-flop occurs when

A. both outputs are low


B. both outputs are high
C. both outputs are the same
D. the outputs are inverse

Answer
C. both outputs are the same

176. A logic circuit that is triggered by a clock signal is

A. sequential
B. synchronous
C. synchronous
D. pulsed

Answer
B. synchronous

177. Another name for a decade counter

A. frequency divider
B. ripple shift counter
C. BCD counter
D. Binary counter

Answer
C. BCD counter

178. Which of the items below can perform parallel-to-serial data conversion?
A. Shift register
B. Binary counter
C. Multiplexer
D. Decoder

Answer
A. Shift register

179. Which of the following does not form DACs?

A. Counter
B. Resistor network
C. Current switches
D. Reference

Answer
A. Counter

180. What digits are used in the binary number system?

A. 0 and 1
B. High and low
C. True and false
D. All of the choices

Answer
A. 0 and 1

181. How many bits are in a byte?

A. 8
B. 4
C. 2
D. 16

Answer
A. 8

182. What binary number follows 1110?

A. 1010
B. 0111
C. 1111
D. 1000

Answer
C. 1111

183. What capital letter corresponds to 1000101 in the ASCII code?

A. A
B. C
C. D
D. E

Answer
D. E

184. What is the binary ASCII code for a question mark?

A. 0111110
B. 0111111
C. 0111000
D. 0100011

Answer
B. 0111111

185. In the 7400 Family of TTL Devices, Quad 2-input NAND gates has a device
number equivalent to

A. 7400
B. 7402
C. 7432
D. 7486

Answer
A. 7400

186. Quad 2-input XOR gates in the 7400 Family of TTL devices has a device number
equivalent to

A. 7402
B. 7486
C. 7408
D. 7404

Answer
B. 7486

187. A JK Flip-flop will operate in the toggle mode when

A. J = 0, K = 0
B. J = 1, K = 0
C. J = 1, K = 1
D. J = 0, K = 1

Answer
C. J = 1, K = 1

188. A digital circuit test equipment which is a troubleshooting tool that generates a
short-duration pulse when activated manually, usually by pressing a button is the
______________.

A. logic probe
B. VOM
C. logic clip
D. logic pulser

Answer
D. Logic pulser

189. An RS Flip-flop will not change in state when

A. R = 0, S = 0
B. R = 1, S = 0
C. R = 0, S = 1
D. R = 1, S = 1

Answer
A. R = 0, S = 0

190. A T flip-flop can be derived by

A. connecting the two inputs of the JK flip-flop together


B. by inverting the inputs of a JK flip-flop
C. connecting the RS flip-flop’s input to ground
D. securing an integrated circuit with three inputs

Answer
A. connecting the two inputs of the JK flip-flop together
191. The number of digits used by a number system.

A. Base
B. Radix
C. 2^n
D. n

Answer
B. Radix

192. What is the condition of the flip-flop when Q = 0 and Q = 1?

A. Reset
B. Set
C. Undetermined
D. Preset

Answer
A. Reset

193. How many logic gates are in a SSI chip?

A. Less than 12 gates


B. Between 12 to 99 gates
C. Anywhere from 100 to 9999 gates
D. 10,000 or more

Answer
A. Less than 12 gates

194. How many logic gates are in an MSI chip?

A. Less than 12 gates


B. Between 12 to 99 gates
C. Anywhere from 100 to 9999 gates
D. 10,000 or more

Answer
B. Between 12 to 99 gates

195. How many logic gates are in a VLSI chip?


A. Less than 12 gates
B. Between 12 to 99 gates
C. Anywhere from 100 to 9999 gates
D. 10,000 or more

Answer
D. 10,000 or more

196. Which of the items below is not a type of the hardware organization in a
computer?

A. Architecture
B. Implementation
C. Hardware realization
D. Assembler

Answer
D. Assembler

197. It consists of instructions and that the computer hardware manipulates to perform
useful work.

A. Software
B. Program
C. File
D. Data

Answer
A. Software

198. The data manipulated by a program is called ____________ depending on nature


and extent.

A. data base
B. file
C. input
D. all of the choices

Answer
D. all of the choices

199. The most primitive instructions that can be given to a computer are interpreted
directly by the hardware _____________ form.
A. assembly language
B. machine language
C. high-level language
D. simulator

Answer
B. machines language
200. It represents machine instruction mnemonic names and allows no addresses and
other constants represented be symbols rather bit strings.

A. Assembler
B. Machine language
C. Assembly language
D. Interpreter

Answer
C. Assembly language

201. It is needed to translate a high-level program into a sequence of machine


instructions that performs the desired task.

A. Assembler
B. Interpreter
C. Compiler
D. Debugger

Answer
C. Compiler

202. Text editors and formatters belong to the area of computing known as
_____________.

A. software
B. word processing
C. compilers
D. assemblers

Answer
B. word processing

203. The processor or central processing unit is

A. the heart of the computer


B. employed RISC
C. communicates with the user
D. supports floating point numbers

Answer
A. the heart of the computer

204. Processors with more than two registers for arithmetic and logical operations are
classified as

A. specific register processors


B. general register processors
C. accumulator based
D. serial-register processor

Answer
B. general register processors

205. Which of the following is a non-volatile device?

A. ROM
B. RAM
C. PLA
D. PLD

Answer
A. ROM

206. With a ____________ a processor can store data at any address and read back the
stored information at any time

A. RWM
B. ROM
C. PLA
D. PROM

Answer
A. RWM

207. The system program use to translate directly an assembly language to machine
language is called

A. assembler
B. compiler
C. text editor
D. debugger
Answer
A. assembler

208. A command to an ADC to start conversion.

A. SOC
B. EOC
C. PAC
D. EAR

Answer
A. SOC

209. Speeds of modems are generally classified by the number of ____________ they
can transmit.

A. cycles per second


B. bits per second
C. frequency per second
D. all of the choices

Answer
B. bits per second

210. High speed modems transmit between

A. 300 and 2400 bps


B. 2400 and 9600 bps
C. Between 2400 and 9600 bps
D. Between 300 and 2400 bps

Answer
C. between 2400 and 9600 bps

211. Low speed modems method of modulation is usually

A. phase-shift modulation
B. dibit modulation
C. frequency shift keying
D. amplitude modulation

Answer
C. frequency shift keying
212. Low speed modems generally handle data rates between

A. 3000 and 9000 bps


B. 300 and 2400 bps
C. 2400 and 9600 bps
D. 100 and 2400 bps

Answer
B. 300 and 2400 bps

213. The most important memory element which is made of an assembly of logic gates
is called

A. latch
B. bistable multivibrator
C. flip-flop
D. all of the choices

Answer
C. Flip-flop

214. What is the normal resting state of the SET and CLEAR inputs in a flip-flop?

A. Low, high
B. High, low
C. High, high
D. Low, low

Answer
A. Low, high

215. What will be the states of Q and Q’ after a flip-flop has been cleared?

A. Q = 1, Q’ = 0
B. Q = 0, Q’ = 1
C. Q = 0, Q’ = 0
D. Q = 1, Q’ = 1

Answer
B. Q = 0, Q’ = 1

216. When power is first applied to any flip-flop circuit, it is impossible to predict the
initial state of Q and Q’. What could be done to ensure that NAND latch always
started off in the Q = 1 state?
A. Apply a momentary HIGH to PRESET input
B. Apply a momentary LOW to SET input
C. Apply a momentary LOW to CLEAR input
D. Apply a momentary HIGH to CLEAR input

Answer
B. Apply a momentary LOW to SET input

217. When a flip-flop is set, what are the states of Q and Q’?

A. Q = 1, Q’ = 0
B. Q = 0, Q’ = 1
C. Q = 0, Q’ = 0
D. Q = 1, Q’ = 1

Answer
A. Q = 1, Q’ = 0

218. What two types of inputs that a clocked flip-flop has?

A. Synchronous control inputs and clock inputs


B. Asynchronous control inputs and clock input
C. Pulsed control inputs and clock input
D. All of the choices

Answer
A. Synchronous control inputs and clock input

219. The flip-flop can change only when the appropriate clock transition occurs. IT is a
condition called

A. edge triggered
B. latching
C. clocking
D. pulsing

Answer
A. edge triggered

220. It is required interval immediately following the active edge of the clock signal
during which the control input must be held stable.

A. Hold time
B. Pulsing time
C. Set-up time
D. All the time

Answer
C. Set-up time

221. It is required interval immediately following the active edge held of clocks during
which the control input must be held.

A. Set-up time
B. Hold time
C. Pulsing time
D. Propagation time

Answer
B. Hold time

222. What JK input condition will always set Q upon the occurrence of the active clock
transition?

A. J = 0, K = 0
B. J = 1, K = 0
C. J = 0, K = 1
D. J = 1, K = 1

Answer
B. J = 1, K = 0

223. How does the operation of an asynchronous input differ from that a synchronous
input?

A. It works independently of the clock input


B. It is very dependent on the clock transition
C. It is mutually the same in function
D. Not determined by ordinary operation

Answer
A. It works independently of the clock input

224. The triangle inside the rectangle which is part of the IEEE/ANSI symbol at clock
input

A. indicates the function of those inputs that are common to more than one
circuit on the chip
B. indicates triggering on a NGT
C. indicates edge-triggered operation
D. all of the choices
Answer
B. indicates edge-triggered operation

225. Which type of flip-flop is best suited for synchronous transfer because it requires
the fewest interconnections from one flip-flop to the other?

A. JK
B. T
C. RS
D. D

Answer
D. D

226. The fastest method for transferring data from one register to another is the

A. serial transfer
B. parallel transfer
C. hybrid transfer
D. FIFO

Answer
B. parallel transfer

227. What is the major advantage of serial transfer over parallel transfer?

A. Large interconnection between gates


B. One at a time transmission
C. Fewer interconnection between registers
D. Speed

Answer
C. Fewer interconnections between registers
228. A 20kHz clock signal is applied to a JK flip-flop when J = , K = 1. What is the
frequency of the flip-flop output waveform?

A. 20 kHz
B. 10 kHz
C. 40 kHz
D. 5 kHz

Answer
B. 10 kHz

229. How many flip-flops are required for a counter that will count 0 to 255?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 16
D. 8

Answer
D. 8

Solution:
Proof:

No. of combinations = 2^8 = 256 ( 0 to 255 )

230. It converts a non-electrical physical quantity to an electrical quantity.

A. Converter
B. Inverter
C. Transducer
D. Compiler

Answer
C. Transducer

231. What does a computer do with the data it receives from an ADC?

A. Stores the data


B. Performs calculation
C. Processes the data
D. All of the choices

Answer
D. All of the choices

232. An actuator in the DAC

A. performs conversion of digital data to its analog representation.


B. controls a physical variable according to an electrical input signal
C. converts a non-electrical physical quantity to an electrical quantity
D. performs calculation

Answer
B. control a physical variable according to an electrical input signal

233. The maximum deviation of DAC output from its ideal value, expressed as
percentage of full scale

A. Full scale error


B. Deviation ratio
C. Percentage error
D. None of the choices

Answer
A. Full scale error

234. The time it takes for the DAC output to settle to within ½ step size of its full scale
value when the digital input changes from zero to full scale.

A. Setting time
B. Set-up time
C. Hold time
D. Full scale time

Answer
A. Setting time

235. Why are voltage DAC’s generally slower than current DAC’s?

A. Because of the response time of the op-amp current-to-voltage converter


B. Because of its internal construction
C. Because voltage DAC’s have many heat losses
D. None of the choices

Answer
A. Because of the response time of the op-amp current-to-voltage converter
236. What is the function of the comparator in the ADC?

A. Tells control logic when the DAC output exceeds the analog input
B. Compares two parameters only
C. Addition and multiplication
D. Arithmetic operation

Answer
A. Tells control logic when the DAC output exceeds the analog input

237. Meaning of checksum in ROM’s

A. It is a code placed in the last one or two ROM locations that represents the
sum of the expected ROM data from all other locations
B. Used as a mean to test for leakage in one or more ROM locations
C. Prevents decoding glitches
D. Regulates ROM

Answer
A. It is a code place in the last one or two ROM locations that represents the
sum of the expected ROM data from all other locations.

238. What is meant by interfacing in a computer system?

A. Synchronization of data information operation in a computer


B. Synchronization of digital information transmission between the computer
and external I/O devices
C. Connection of computers
D. Finding the fault in a network

Answer
B. Synchronization of digital information transmission between the computer
and external I/O devices

239. Which of the items below is not one of the three major sections of an MPU?

A. Timing and control


B. ALU
C. Register
D. Inversion
Answer
D. Inversion

240. What is an operand address?

A. The binary code that represent the operation to be performed by the CPU
B. The address of the data to be operated as the CPU executes the instruction
called by the opcode.
C. A short abbreviation for the operation
D. All of the choices

Answer
B. The address of the data to be operated as the CPU executes the instruction
called by the opcode.

241. What device puts data on the data bus during a write operation?

A. ALU
B. CPU
C. Keyboard
D. Accumulator

Answer
B. CPU

242. Instruction mnemonic means

A. a short abbreviation for the operation


B. a binary code that represents operation to be performed by CPU
C. technical term sometimes to an IC’s description
D. representation of a quantity varies in discrete steps

Answer
A. a short abbreviation for the operation

243. Arrival of a clock signal at the data inputs of different flip-flops at delay times as
a result for propagation delays.
A. Clock transition
B. Buffer address
C. Clock skew
D. None of the choices

Answer
C. clock skew

244. A circuit made up of combination logic gates, with no feedback from output to
input.

A. Sequential logic circuit


B. Combination logic circuit
C. Clocked circuits
D. Asynchronous logic circuit

Answer
A. Combinational logic circuit

245. A logic circuit that depending on the status of its select inputs will channel its data
input to one of several data outputs

A. MUX
B. DMUX
C. RAM
D. ROM

Answer
B. DMUX

246. Add (74)8 with (1.1)2


A. (700)10
B. (70.5)8
C. (10101.01)2
D. (75.4)8

Answer
D. (75.4)8

Solution:
247. An analog memory circuit used to eliminate apenure error is called a

A. MUX
B. DMUX
C. Track/store amplifier
D. Flip-flop

Answer
C. Track/store amplifier

248. Which of the following is not a dynamic test instrument?

A. Logic probe
B. Oscilloscope
C. Logic analyzer
D. Logic monitor

Answer
D. Logic monitor

249. A translated program in machine language is called

A. a source program
B. an object program
C. machine program
D. users program

Answer
B. an object program

250. Perform binary subtraction to 6-1/4 4 ½would result to

A. 1001.01
B. 1.11
C. 10.11
D. 1.00

Answer
B. 1.11
Solution:

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