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ENGR3520HomeworkChapter11

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

A ________ occurs when the inputs to a J-K flip-flop change at the same time that the active trigger edge makes its transition.
a.
race condition
c.
RESET condition
b.
TOGGLE state
d.
propagation delay
 

 2. 

The J and K inputs must be active for a minimum length of time prior to the active clock edge. This time parameter is called
a.
propagation delay.
c.
race time.
b.
setup time.
d.
trigger time.
 

 3. 

The setup time for a typical TTL J-K flip-flop (such as the 74LS76) is
a.
25 ìsec.
c.
20 nsec.
b.
4 nsec.
d.
100 ìsec.
 

 4. 

Typical propagation delay for a TTL J-K flip-flop (such as the 74LS76) is
a.
85 nsec.
c.
5 nsec.
b.
30 nsec.
d.
500 nsec.
 

 5. 

The amount of time the inputs must be held steady after a trigger pulse occurs is known as
a.
race time.
c.
setup time.
b.
propagation delay.
d.
hold time.
 

 6. 

The nominal Vcc supply voltage required by a TTL flip-flop such as the 74LS76 is
a.
4.5 V.
c.
7.0 V.
b.
4.0 V.
d.
5.0 V.
 

 7. 

The temperature range for commercial TTL flip-flops (such as the 74LS76) is
a.
0 to 70 degrees C.
c.
0 to 125 degrees C.
b.
0 to 100 degrees C.
d.
-50 to +50 degrees C.
 

 8. 

To which pin is Vcc connected on a 7476 flip-flop? (Refer to Figure 11-11 in your textbook.)
a.
pin 7
c.
pin 13
b.
pin 16
d.
pin 5
 

 9. 

What is the maximum LOW-level output current of a 7476 flip-flop? (Refer to Figure 11-11 in your textbook.)
a.
6 mA
c.
-400 ìA
b.
4 mA
d.
16 mA
 

 10. 

When using the SET and RESET inputs on a 7476 flip-flop, what is the propagation delay for a HIGH to LOW output change? (Refer to Figure 11-11 in your textbook.)
a.
15 ns
c.
60 ns
b.
25 ns
d.
40 ns
 

 11. 

Automatic reset circuitry for digital devices usually use
a.
setup time.
c.
toggle states.
b.
RC circuits.
d.
complex ICs.
 

 12. 

A transformer and bridge power supply circuit is a good source of which of the following?
a.
5 V supply voltage
c.
hysteresis
b.
clock signal
d.
A and B only
 

 13. 

LEDs can be energized by connecting
a.
cathodes to digital outputs through a resistance.
b.
anodes to digital outputs through a resistance.
c.
anodes directly to digital outputs.
d.
cathodes directly to digital outputs.
 

 14. 

An integrated circuit with an LED and photo transistor encased in the same package is called a(n)
a.
optocoupler.
c.
amplifier.
b.
J-K flip-flop.
d.
photo resistor.
 

 15. 

An optical interrupter switch is a special form of the
a.
J-K flip-flop.
c.
optocoupler.
b.
photo cell.
d.
laser.
 

 16. 

The Hall-effect switch is usually packaged as a ________-terminal device.
a.
1
c.
4
b.
3
d.
2
 

 17. 

________ is a term used in digital electronics to describe a waveform that has some degree of electrical noise on it.
a.
Ripple
c.
Hysteresis
b.
Duty cycle
d.
Jitter
 

 18. 

A ________ is an electronic device used to convert an ac voltage into a dc voltage.
a.
pull-up resistor
c.
rectifier
b.
Schmitt trigger
d.
photo transistor
 



 
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