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Combinational Circuit

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many EXOR gates and AND gates are required to design a half adder sum circuit?

a)

2 and 1 respectively

b)

3 and 2 respectively

c)

1 and 1 respectively

d)

1 and 2 respectively

2.

How many EXOR gates are required for FULL adder circuit?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

3.

If the inputs to a full adder are A=1, B=0, CIN=1 what will be the logic states on the outputs S and COUT?

a)

S = 0, COUT= 0

b)

S = 0, COUT= 1

c)

S = 1, COUT= 0

d)

S = 1, COUT= 1

4.

Combinational circuit has

a)

memory and depend only on the present input.

b)

no memory and depend only on the present input.

c)

no memory and depends on past and future inputs.

d)

memory and does not depend on present input.

5.

How many EXOR gates are required to design a FULL subtractor?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

6.

The simplest equation which implements the K-map shown below is:

a)

X = AC + B

b)

X= AB'

c)

X=ABC'+ABC+AB'C

d)

X=AB+A'B

7.

Which of the following logic expressions represents the logic diagram shown?

a)

X=AB'+A'B

b)

X=(AB)'+AB

c)

X=(AB)'+A'B'

d)

X=A'B'+AB

8.

The implementation of simplified sum-of-products expressions may be easily implemented into actual logic circuits using all universal ________ gates with little or no increase in circuit complexity. (Select the response for the blank space that will BEST make the statement true.)

a)

AND

b)

NAND

c)

NOR

d)

OR/AND

9.

Which of the following statements accurately represents the two BEST methods of logic circuit simplification?

a)

Boolean algebra and Karnaugh mapping

b)

Karnaugh mapping and circuit waveform analysis

c)

Actual circuit trial and error evaluation and waveform analysis

d)

Boolean algebra and actual circuit trial and error evaluation

10.

Which of the following combinations cannot be combined into K-map groups?

a)

Corners in the same row

b)

Corners in the same column

c)

Diagonal corners

d)

Overlapping combinations