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Tga test series
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Tga mock test
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Made Easy Testseries Digital Q4
A flipflop has 3 ns delay from the time the clock edge occurs to the time the output is complemented. What is the maximum frequency at which mod-1024 counter can operate reliably? 33 MHz 40 MHz 33.3 MHz 10 MHz
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#digital ckts number system GRE QUESTION Given ans is D... Post the detailed solution
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Applied Ai Test Series
2’s complement representation for (12121) base 3 ? 10010111 base 2 01011011 base 2 01011111 base 2 01011010 base 2
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Unacademy test series Digital Q2
Odd function B. Even Function C. Identity function D. Both B and C
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Unacademy Digital Quesn 1
A 1-bit full adder takes 20ns to generate a carryout bit and takes 40ns to generate a sum bit. The maximum rate of addition per second when four 1-bit full adder are cascaded is _______ x 10^7. Anyone please clarify.
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Dec 18, 2020
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Self doubt - digital logic
K-map 0 1 0 0 0 1 X 0 0 X X 0 0 0 0 0 X= don’t care Derive the minimum Sum-of-Product form for this.
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4-bit synchronous up-down counter designed using a T-flip flow.
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Made easy Digital Logic Q1
Anyone please clarify. I feel answer to be 16 ms.
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Question taken from book morris mano 3rd edition chapter 3 question number 26
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#self-doubt #logic-design
IN excess 3 code -The binary sum of a code and its 9′s complement is equal to 9. can someone explains meaning of this statement with example.
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Made Easy test series
How to know through representation which one is LSB and which one is MSB
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Made Easy TextBook Assignments Counters #self doubt
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NLCIL2020(PSU)
Q.1) what is minimum number of NAND gate require to implement the function$A^{'}C^{'}+B^{'}C^{'}+CD$.there is only 2-input NAND gate available.
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Made Easy Text Book Counters 2018 Delay of ripple counter and synchronous counter
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Made Easy Text Book Counters 2018 Delay of ripple counter and synchronous counter
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Gateoverflow test series question.
Assume that the propagation delay in each gate in a 16-bit ripple carry adder (made of AND, OR, and NOT gates only with up to 3 inputs) is 1 ns. Time taken in nanoseconds to perform a 16-bit addition is _______. Given answer is 33 nanoseconds. How to solve this question?
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Made Easy TextBook Counters Gate CS .#Self Doubt
Please provide detailed solution.
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NIC STA 2020 SET A 54
Q. How many AND, OR and XOR gate are required for implementation of full adder? A) 1,2,2 B) 2,2,1 C) 3,2,2 D) 3,0,1 I think none of the option match Plz check
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NiC STA 2020 set A 111
Q. Encoder are made by three.......gates. A) AND B) OR C) NAND D) XOR I think question framing wrong Plz check
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Made Easy Sequential Circuits 2018 #self doubt
Please provide the detailed solution!
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NIELIT NIC STA 2020 set-C ques 100
Which flip flop is used to make all type of shift registers? JK flipflop D flipflop T flipflop all options using D we can obviously make all shift registers but cant we use JK or any other flip flop to do so?
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NIELIT NIC scientist-B 2020 set-C ques 51
X Y X$Y 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 Identify the matching boolean expression. X$~Y ~X$Y ~X$~Y none of the options
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Made Easy Text Book Sequential Circuit #2018 #JK Flip Flops
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Made Easy Test Series, Digital Logic , Combinational Circuits
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MadeEasy textbook Digital logic combinational circuits
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MadeEasy text book Digital logic Combinational circuits 2018
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Made Easy test Series
F is a boolean function in 4 boolean variables x,y,z, and w. $F(x,y,z,w) = \sum \left ( 0,1,4,11,12,13,15 \right )$ Then the expression for the dual of F is: Solution: I could not understand the 2nd line, If $F$ is $0$ for term $x$ ... I could not understand, why would $(2^4 -1- x)$ be a minterm of $F^d$. Please if someone could explain would be of great help. Thanks!
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Sequential Circuit
Draw the sequential circuit for serial adder using shift registers, full adder and D-FF. Explain its operation with state equations and state table .
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Will Download B.S. Grewals in Higher Mathematics bring antivirus?
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Number of literals present in the boolean expression given below: cd+b(comp.)d(comp.)+ac+a(comp)bd ans in solution is 9 did we have to count literal in each and every term uniquely or we have to count only unique literals (then ans will be 4).
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Self Doubt:Digital
How many PI's are there in below K-map? X 1 1 0 0 X 0 1 X X X 1 0 0 X 1 I hope there will be 6 PI's. But if the highlighted pair of only don't care is considered as PI's, then pair will be 7. I hope only donot care ... ) on a Karnaugh map which is not subsumed by any other implicant in the same map. link:https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/prime_implicant Someone confirm the final ans
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made easy test series
Consider the Johnson counter shown in the figure below. The clock applied to the counter is also shown: Let the initial state of Johnson counter be 0000. Consider the delay from input to output of each flip-flop is 0.1 ms. After how much time (in ms) the output of the counter will be all zero again?
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made east test series
The clock frequency of 12 MHz is applied to a cascaded counter of modulus-3 counter, modulus-4 counters and modulus-5 counters. The lowest output frequency will be ________ (in KHz). The solution is given as =12/(3*4*5).I didnt understand why they divided?
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applied gate test series : finding number of prime implicants in presence of don't cares
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Madeeasy Testseries question
III only IV only I, II, III only I, II, IV only Clearly IV is wrong and III is right. I feel I and II need not be true. Anyone please clarify.
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Applied Gate test Series - Digital Logic - JK Flip Flop
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Made Easy Test Series
Please help me! BCD number here given are positive(0 -9) and we know that the 9’s complement of a positive number is that number itself. Then why they have subtracted each BCD number from 9? And suppose if I take the 9’s complement of a number for instance “7” that would be 2. Doesn't it means that 2 represent a negative number that is -7?
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