Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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The flip-flop is the basic
circuit used in
a. | combinational logic
circuits. | c. | sequential logic
circuits. | b. | arithmetic circuits. | d. | all of the above |
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When a circuit design uses only
gates and no flip-flops it is called
a. | sequential
logic. | c. | gated
logic. | b. | SOP logic. | d. | combinational logic. |
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Combinational logic describes a
circuit that contains no
a. | AND
gates. | c. | NAND
gates. | b. | inverters. | d. | flip-flops. |
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What is the modulus of a
counter which counts from 0 to 6 and then recycles back to 0?
a. | MOD-5 | c. | MOD-7 | b. | MOD-6 | d. | MOD-8 |
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What is the modulus of a
counter which counts from 0 to 4 and then recycles back to 0?
a. | MOD-5 | c. | MOD-7 | b. | MOD-6 | d. | MOD-8 |
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What is the modulus of a
counter which counts from 0 to 7 and then recycles back to 0?
a. | MOD-5 | c. | MOD-7 | b. | MOD-6 | d. | MOD-8 |
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7.
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How many flip-flops are
required to make a counter which counts from 0 to 7?
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8.
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How many flip-flops are
required to make a counter which counts from 0 to 3?
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9.
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How many flip-flops are
required to make a counter which counts from 0 to 15?
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10.
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How many flip-flops are
required to make a counter which counts from 0 to 5?
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11.
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How many flip-flops are
required to make a counter which counts from 0 to 31?
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What must be connected to the J
and K inputs of each flip-flop in order to construct an asynchronous MOD-8
counter?
a. | J and K are both connected
HIGH. | c. | J is connected HIGH, K is connected
LOW. | b. | J is connected LOW, K is connected HIGH. | d. | J and K are both connected LOW. |
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13.
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A three-bit binary down-counter
counts from
a. | 8 to 1. | c. | 7 to 0. | b. | 0 to 7. | d. | 8 to 0. |
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Which type of counter is
constructed if the clock of each flip-flop connects to Q while the output comes from ?
a. | a
down-counter | c. | an asynchronous
counter | b. | a synchronous counter | d. | an up-counter |
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15.
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A pulse of short duration which
is used to reset a counter once it reaches a specific count is a
a. | trigger. | c. | clock. | b. | glitch. | d. | preset. |
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What design consideration
distinguishes synchronous counters from asynchronous counters?
a. | Synchronous counters have less
delay. | c. | Synchronous counters are
CMOS. | b. | Synchronous counters are slower. | d. | Synchronous counters can count
higher. |
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Which design characteristic
distinguishes synchronous counters from asynchronous counters?
a. | Synchronous counters do not use J-K
flip-flops. | b. | A common clock is tied to the clock input of all flip-flops in a synchronous
counter. | c. | The J and K inputs of each flip-flop in a synchronous counter are tied
HIGH. | d. | Synchronous counters never use the TOGGLE
mode. |
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18.
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What is the mode of the
flip-flops in an asynchronous counter?
a. | set | c. | hold | b. | toggle | d. | The mode changes. |
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19.
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When flip-flops are connected
with one output to the next input, they are in what type of configuration?
a. | ripple | c. | stair step | b. | cascade | d. | totem pole |
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20.
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A state diagram
is
a. | a truth
table. | b. | a map. | c. | a diagram showing different inputs and
outputs. | d. | the same as a schematic. |
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21.
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When all flip-flop inputs are
driven by the same clock signal, the counter is known as a
a. | Johnson
counter. | c. | synchronous
counter. | b. | asynchronous counter. | d. | ripple counter. |
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22.
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What is the maximum value
possible out of a binary counter that has five flip-flops?
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23.
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A five-bit binary up-counter
counts from
a. | 0 to 5. | c. | 0 to 31. | b. | 0 to 25. | d. | 5 to 0. |
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