vlsi & iot

What does VLSI stand for?

• a) Very Large Scale Integration

• b) Variable Logic System Integration

• c) Very Low Scale Integration

• d) Verified Logic Signal Integration

2. Which of the following is a major advantage of VLSI?

• a) Increased power consumption

• b) Reduced size of the circuit

• c) Decreased speed

• d) Low reliability

3. In VLSI, CMOS stands for:

• a) Common Metal Oxide Semiconductor

• b) Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor

• c) Current Mode Output Signal

• d) Combined Memory Output Signal

4. Moore's Law predicts:

• a) Speed of light will double

• b) Number of transistors on a chip doubles every two years

• c) Chip size reduces every year

• d) Memory will be halved

5. Which of the following is NOT a stage of the VLSI design process?

• a) Specification

• b) Testing

• c) Fabrication

• d) Encryption

The most commonly used VLSI technology is:

• a) Bipolar

• b) NMOS

• c) CMOS

• d) PMOS

HDL used for VLSI design is:

• a) Python

• b) Java

• c) Verilog

• d) HTML

A major limitation of VLSI chips is:

• a) Size

• b) Cost

• c) Heat dissipation

• d) Speed

What is the main goal of IoT?

• a) Faster internet

• b) Connecting people

• c) Connecting physical devices to the internet

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  d) Social media integration

Which of these is an example of an IoT device?

• a) Laptop

• b) Microwave

• c) Smartwatch

• d) Television