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This section includes 2 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. |
A breadboard-circuit design using a BCD-to-decimal decoder has a problem wherein the operation of the system is erratic. The technician uses his scope to examine the waveforms throughout the system and doesn't really see any problems. While he& |
| A. | The decoder is thermally intermittent; replace it. |
| B. | Glitches are probably the culprit; strobe the decoder. |
| C. | The decoder is thermally intermittent and must be replaced; or there is probably a bad connection on the wire wrap protoboard, and the wiring must be rechecke |
| D. | There is probably a bad connection on the wire wrap protoboard; recheck the wiring |
| Answer» C. The decoder is thermally intermittent and must be replaced; or there is probably a bad connection on the wire wrap protoboard, and the wiring must be rechecke | |
| 2. |
The circuit in Figure 9-8 is defective; data is not appearing on the output lines. A check with the scope shows data pulses on the serial data line and multiplex control lines, S0–S2; no parity error is indicated. A further check with a logic probe indicates that V cc and ground appear to be present. What might be wrong with the circuit? |
| A. | The demultiplexer may be bad. |
| B. | The parity checker is defective. |
| C. | The parity generator may be bad. |
| D. | The parity checker is defective, or the parity generator may be bad. |
| Answer» B. The parity checker is defective. | |