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Total questions: 101

Worksheet time: 51mins

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Class
Date
1.

Latches are used to

a)

store single bit

b)

store 2 bits

c)

store 1 byte

d)

none of the above

2.

SR latches use

a)

NAND gates

b)

NOR gates

c)

AND gates

d)

OR gates

3.

When S=1 and R=0, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

4.

When S=0 and R=0, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

5.

When S=0 and R=1, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

6.

When s'=1 and r'=1, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

7.

When s'=0 and r'=1, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

8.

When s'=1 and r'=0, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

9.

When s'=0 and r'=0, what will happen

a)

Q=0 (reset)

b)

q'=1

c)

Q=1 (set)

d)

Q=no change (latch)

e)

invalid state q' = Q

10.

If we create a D latch from either a SR or a s'r' latch, when D=1 and E=1 what will happen

a)

D=0 (reset)

b)

d'=1

c)

D=1 (set)

d)

no change in D (latch)

e)

invalid state d' = D

11.

If we create a D latch from either a SR or a s'r' latch, when D=1 and E=0 what will happen

a)

D=0 (reset)

b)

d'=1

c)

D=1 (set)

d)

no change in D (latch)

e)

invalid state d' = D

12.

If we create a D latch from either a SR or a s'r' latch, when D=0 and E=1 what will happen

a)

D=0 (reset)

b)

d'=1

c)

D=1 (set)

d)

no change in D (latch)

e)

invalid state d' = D

13.

If we create a D latch from either a SR or a s'r' latch, when D=0 and E=0 what will happen

a)

D=0 (reset)

b)

d'=1

c)

D=1 (set)

d)

no change in D (latch)

e)

invalid state d' = D

14.

Latch is a

a)

combinational circuit

b)

analog circuit

c)

sequential circuit

d)

none of the above

15.

In SR Flip Flops, given the inputs S = 0, R =0, and Present state Qn = 0. Find the Next State Qn+1 .

a)

01

b)

1

c)

Dont care

d)

0

16.

In SR Flip flop, given the inputs S=0, R=1, and Present state Qn=1, Then next state Qn+1 =

a)

0

b)

1

c)

Dont care

17.

In SR Flip Flops, given the inputs S=1, R=1, and present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

18.

In JK Flip Flops, given the inputs J=1, K=1, and present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

19.

In JK Flip Flops, given the inputs J=1, K=0, and present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

20.

In D Flip Flops, given the inputs D=1,present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

21.

In T Flip Flops, given the inputs T=1,present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

22.

In T Flip Flops, given the inputs T=0,present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

23.

Given SR excitation table with present state Qn=0, next state Qn+1=1, then find the inputs

a)

S=0 , R = 1

b)

S=1 , R= 0

c)

S=0 , R = x

d)

S=x , R= 0

24.

Given JK excitation table with inputs Qn=1, Qn+1=0, then find the inputs J and K

a)

J=x , K = 1

b)

J=1 , K = x

c)

J=0 , K= x

d)

J=x ,K = 0

25.

Given D excitation table with inputs Qn=0,Qn+1=1 then find the input D

a)

1

b)

0

c)

dont care

26.

Given T excitation table with inputs Qn=1,Qn+1=1 then find the inputs

a)

1

b)

0

c)

dont care

27.

In D Flip Flops, given the inputs D=0,present state Qn= 1, then

a)

1

b)

0

c)

Indeterminant

28.

In SR flip flops , when the given inputs are S=1 and R =1 , then next state will be

a)

No change

b)

Reset

c)

Indeterminant

d)

Toggle

29.

In JK flip flops , when the given inputs are J=1 and K =1 , then next state will

a)

Not change

b)

Reset

c)

Indeterminant

d)

Toggle

30.

In S-R flip-flop, if Q = 0 the output is said to be ___________

a)

a) Set

b)

b) Reset

c)

c) Previous state

31.

The flip-flops which has not any invalid states are _____________

a)

a) S-R, J-K, D

b)

b) S-R, J-K, T

c)

c) J-K, D, T

32.

Sequential circuit contains

a)

a) No memory element

b)

b) Atleast one memory element

c)

c) All inputs applied simultaneously

33.

T Flip flop is used as

a)

Transfer data circuit

b)

Toggle switch

c)

Time delay switch

34.

The advantage of a J-K flip-flop over an S-R FF is that ________.

a)

A.it does not require a clock input

b)

B.it has only one output

c)

C.it has no invalid states

35.

Following flip flop is used to eliminate race around problem

a)

SR Flip flop

b)

JK Flip flop

c)

Master Slave Flip flop

36.

Number of inputs for D flip flop

a)

3

b)

2

c)

1

37.

In a J-K flip-flop, if J=K the resulting flip-flop is referred to as

a)

D flip-flop

b)

T flip-flop

c)

S-K flip-flop

38.

The flip-flop is only activated by _____________

a)

Positive edge trigger

b)

Negative edge trigger

c)

Either positive or Negative edge trigger

39.

The logic circuits whose outputs at any instant of time depends only on the present input but also on the past outputs are called

a)

Combinational Circuits

b)

Sequential Circuits

c)

None of the above

40.
This  flip-flop transitions on
a)
the falling clock edge.
b)
the rising clock edge.
c)
high clock level.
d)
low clock level.
41.
The asynchronous input on this flip-flop is
a)
J
b)
K
c)
clear
d)
Q
Clock
42.
What signal activates this Preset input?
a)
0
b)
1
c)
Low clock level
d)
High clock level
43.
This flip-flop transitions on
a)
the rising clock edge
b)
the falling clock edge
c)
high clock level.
d)
low clock level.
44.
If Pre=1, Clr=1, J=0, and K=1, what will Q be on the next transition edge?
a)
0
b)
1
c)
Impossible to tell
d)
the opposite of present Q
45.
What synchronous inputs would output Q' on the next transition edge?
a)
J=0, K=0
b)
J=0, K=1
c)
J=1, K=0
d)
J=1, K=1
46.
What synchronous inputs would output Q=0 on the next transition edge?
a)
J=0, K=0
b)
J=0, K=1
c)
J=1, K=0
d)
J=1, K=1
47.
Which rule gives Q on the transition edge?
a)

Q = D'

b)
Q = D
c)
Q = Clock
d)
Q = Clock'
48.
Preset forces Q to
a)
1
b)
0
c)
Q'
d)
No change
49.
Clear forces Q to
a)
1
b)
0
c)

Q

d)
Q'
50.

What type of register would shift a complete binary number in one bit at a time and shift all the stored bits out one bit at a time?

a)

PISO

b)

SISO

c)

PIPO

d)

SIPO

51.

…………………….. Logic circuits depends upon both the input as well as the previous output of the circuit

(a)  

52.

Latches and Flip flops are the examples of …………………. Logic circuits

a)

Combinational

b)

Sequential

53.

Feedback path, and memory elements are the parts of sequential circuits say True or False

a)

True

b)

False

54.

Sequential circuits are faster than combinational circuit say True or False

a)

True

b)

False

55.

In S-R Latch; When Q is HIGH, the latch is in ………….. State

(a)  

56.

In S-R Latch; When Q is LOW, the latch is in ………….. State

(a)  

57.

In synchronous Sequential circuits; It has a common …………….. Signal for controlling the changes of the state of the circuit.

(a)  

58.

The interval after the clock where the data must be held stable

a)

Setup time

b)

Hold time

59.

The flip-flops which has not any invalid states are _____________

a)

a) S-R, J-K, D

b)

b) S-R, J-K, T

c)

c) J-K, D, T

60.

Bistable circuit can be used to store information of

a)

one bit

b)

two bits

c)

three bits

d)

four bits

61.

SR Latch consists of

a)

2 inputs

b)

3 inputs

c)

1 inputs

d)

4 inputs

62.

Asynchronous sequential logic circuit does not depend on

a)

inputs

b)

inputs and outputs

c)

clock

d)

outputs

63.

If each of the possibilities of a race eventually leads to the same stable state, then the race is said to be

a)

Non critical race

b)

critical race

c)

cycle

d)

hazard

64.

For the asynchronous sequential circuit shown in Fig.1, choose the appropriate next state equations

a)

Y1=xy1+x’y2

Y2=xy’+x’y2

b)

Y1=xy1+xy2

c)

Y2=x + x’y2

d)

Y1=x’y1+x’y2

Y2=x’y’+x’y2

65.

The Fig 3 shown below illustrates

a)

Races

b)

Dynamic hazard

c)

Static-1-hazard

d)

Static-0-hazard

66.

In the following PLA structure, which output implements the logic function ABCD?

                                              

a)

X

b)

Y

c)

Z

d)

X AND Y

67.

Find the number of feedback loop shown in Fig

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

68.

The present-state and next-state variables in asynchronous sequential circuits are customarily called

a)

State variables and secondary variables

b)

State variables

c)

excitation variablesand secondary variables

d)

secondary variables and excitation variables

69.

The inputs in the PLD is given through

a)

NAND gates

b)

OR gates

c)

NOR gates

d)

AND gates

70.

PLA  refers to

a)

Programmable Loaded Array

b)

Programmable Logic Array

c)

Programmable Array Logic

d)

None of the above

71.

PLAs, CPLDs, and FPGAs are all which type of device?

a)

SLD

b)

SRAM

c)

PLD

d)

EPROM

72.

The difference between a PLA and a PAL is:

a)

the PLA has a programmable OR plane and a programmable AND plane, while the PAL only has a programmable AND plane

b)

the PAL has a programmable OR plane and a programmable AND plane, while the PLA only has a programmable AND plane

c)

the PAL has more possible product terms than the PLA

d)

PALs and PLAs are the same.

73.

The following map shown in Fig illustrates

a)

Static-1-hazard

b)

Static-0-hazard

c)

Dynamic hazard

d)

Essential hazard

74.

How many different states does a 3-bit asynchronous counter have?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

8

d)

16

75.

The difference between PLA and PROM

a)

PLA is sequential PROM is combinational

b)

PROM is sequential PLA is combinational

c)

PLA economizes on the number of minterms to implement Boolean function

d)

PLA has fixed AND

PROM has fixed OR

76.
a)

A=1 B=1 Q=0

b)

A=0 B=1 Q=1

c)

A=1 B=1 Q=1

d)

A=0 B=0 Q=1

77.

Write out the Boolean expression.

a)

Q=NOT(A AND B)

AND C

b)

Q=NOT(C AND B)

AND C

c)

Q=OR(A)

AND C

d)

Q=NOT(B)

OR Cd

78.

Write out the boolean expression.

a)

Q=(A AND B)

AND (C NOT D)

b)

Q=(A OR B)

NOT (B OR D)

c)

Q=(A NOT B) OR (C OR D)

d)

Q=(A OR B)

AND (C OR D)

79.
a)
b)
c)
80.

What does Boolean logic use?

(a)  

81.
a)

1,1,1,0

b)

0,0,01

c)

1,0,0,1

d)

1,1,1,1

82.
a)
b)
83.

With four signal inputs, how many possible outputs are there?

a)

8

b)

4

c)

16

d)

32

84.

How do OR and XOR logic gates differ?

a)

An OR gate always outputs 0 no matter what the inputs whereas an XOR outputs a 1 if one or more of the inputs is a 1

b)

There is no difference

c)

An OR gate outputs a 1 if one or more of the inputs is a 1 whilst an XOR outputs a 1 if only one (not both) of the inputs is a 1

85.

Which of the following are logic gates?

a)

OR, NOT, AND

b)

OR, AND, XOR

c)

OR, AND, XOR, NOT

86.

free offer

a)
b)

free offer

87.

The sequential circuits consists of

a)

Combinational logic as well as memory elements

b)

Combinational logic only

c)

memory elements only

d)

Logic Gates only

88.

The example of sequential circuit is

a)

Multiplexers

b)

Decoders

c)

7 Segment display

d)

Counters

89.

When the output of a sequential circuit depends on the present input as well as previous output states, then the circuit is called

a)

Moore machine

b)

Mealy Machine

c)

Sequential circuit

d)

Combinational circuit

90.

A n bit shift register cannot be used as

a)

Module n counter

b)

Module 2n counter

c)

Serial to parallel conversion

d)

parallel to serial conversion

91.

Generally shift register is constructed by using

a)

T FF

b)

SR FF

c)

D FF

d)

JK FF

92.

The number of flip-flops are required for mod-5 counter

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

93.

In design a counter circuit, the most commonly used flip-flop is

a)

SR FF

b)

D FF

c)

JK FF

d)

Latch

94.

The minimum number of flip-flops required for a synchronous decade counter is

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

95.

What is the modules of 5-bit ripple counter

a)

16

b)

32

c)

64

d)

128

96.

A mod-2 counter, followed by a mod-5 counter is

a)

mod-5 counter followed by a mod-2 counter

b)

mod -9 counter

c)

mod-11 counter

d)

decade counter

97.

A decade counter can be designed by

a)

4 FF and by pass 6 states

b)

10 FF and by pass 10 states

c)

4 FF and by pass 5 states

d)

4 FF and by pass 4 states

98.

Three mod-5 counters are connected in cascaded. The overall modulus of circuit will be

a)

Mod -10 counter

b)

Mod -15 counter

c)

Mod -125 counter

d)

Mod -100 counter

99.

A 4 bit counter requires

a)

3 FF

b)

4 FF

c)

5 FF

d)

6FF

100.

The minimum propagation delay is possible in

a)

Synchronous counter

b)

Asynchronous counter

c)

Shift register

d)

None of these

101.

The maximum number of states in 4 bit synchronous counters

a)

4

b)

8

c)

10

d)

16