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1.	A pulse train can be delayed by a finite number periods usings of clock
A.	a serial in serial shift register
B.	a serial in parallel out shift register
C.	a parallel in serial out shift register
D.	a serial in parallel out shift register
Answer» B. a serial in parallel out shift register

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