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WorksheetsDLC Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The output does not change immediately in response to input changes in a ______
Flip flop
Latch
The output changes immediately in response to input changes in a ______
Flip flop
Latch
Latches are ________ triggered
Pulse
Edge
Level
Flipflops are ________ triggered
Pulse
Edge
Level
In a _______, the output timing is controlled by a clock
Flipflop
Latch
In a _______, the output timing is not controlled.
Flipflop
Latch
A _______ is said to be transparent.
Flipflop
Latch
A _______ is said to be non-transparent.
Flipflop
Latch
The figure represents a _______ Latch.
D
RS
JK
T
The figure represents a _______ Latch.
D
SR
JK
T
The figure represents a gated _______ Latch.
D
SR
JK
T
The figure represents a gated _______ Latch.
D
SR
JK
T
The figure represents a gated _______ Latch.
D
SR
JK
T
The figure represents a _________.
SR latch
Master slave SR flip flop
Master slave JK flipflop
JK latch
The figure represents a _________.
Master slave Toggle flip flop
Master slave JK flipflop
JK latch
The figure represents a _________.
Positive Edge triggered D flip flop
Negative Edge triggered D flip flop
Master Slave D flipflop
Master Slave JK flipflop
A Switch De-bouncer uses a _______ latch
SR
D
JK
Toggle
The characteristic equation of SR FLIPFLOP is __________
Q+=R+SQ
Q+=SQ+R
Q+=S+RQ
Q+=S+RQ
The characteristic equation of JK FLIPFLOP is __________
Q+=JQ+KQ
Q+=JQ+KQ
Q+=JK+KQ
Q+=J+KQ
The characteristic equation of D Flipflop is __________
Q+=D+DQ
Q+=D
Q+=DQ
Q+=DQ
The characteristic equation of Toggle Flipflop is __________
Q+=TQ+T Q
Q+=TQ+TQ
Q+=TQ+TQ
Q+=T+TQ
Hold, Shift Right, SHift Left and Parallel load are the 4 modes of operation in a __________
Universal Shift Register
Unidirectional Parallel Shift Register
Circular Shift Register
Twisted Ring Counter
A 4 bit Universal Shift Register uses four D flipflops and four ______
1:4 Demultiplexers
4:1 Multiplexers
2:4 Decoders
4:2 Encoders
A Ripple counter is also known as ________
Synchronous counter
Asynchronous counter
Up counter
Down counter
In a MOD-N counter, N represents
No. Of States
No of flipflops
No of clock pulses given
No of inputs
Propagation delay is present in
Ripple counter
Synchronous counter
Ring counter
Johnson counter
Ring and Johnson counter are examples of
Binary counter
Non binary counter
Johnson counter is also known as
Twisted ring counter
Mod 2N counter
Non binary counter
All the above
Mealy and Moore models are examples of
Synchronous sequential circuits
Asynchronous sequential circuits
Combinational circuits
In a Moore models, the output depends on
Present state only
Present state and present inputs
Present inputs only
In Mealy model output depends on
Present inputs and present state
Present state only
Present inputs only
ROM is
Volatile memory
Non volatile memory
RAM is
Volatile memory
Non volatile memory
PROM is
Not Programmable
Programmable
EPROM is
Not Programmable
Programmable
Programmable and Erasable
Erasable
