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Digital Logic Design

The document contains a quiz on digital logic design and Boolean algebra concepts with multiple choice questions and answers. Some key points covered include: - The OR gate is also called the any-or-all gate. - A logic gate makes logic decisions based on its inputs. - Boolean algebra uses a set of two values (0 and 1) and concepts like Boolean operators can be represented by logic gates. - Common logic gates like AND, OR, XOR and their operations are discussed. - Sequential circuits use memory elements like flip-flops to store state and their applications in asynchronous circuits. - Early microprocessors introduced in the 1970s are mentioned like the Intel 4004.

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Digital Logic Design

The document contains a quiz on digital logic design and Boolean algebra concepts with multiple choice questions and answers. Some key points covered include: - The OR gate is also called the any-or-all gate. - A logic gate makes logic decisions based on its inputs. - Boolean algebra uses a set of two values (0 and 1) and concepts like Boolean operators can be represented by logic gates. - Common logic gates like AND, OR, XOR and their operations are discussed. - Sequential circuits use memory elements like flip-flops to store state and their applications in asynchronous circuits. - Early microprocessors introduced in the 1970s are mentioned like the Intel 4004.

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Digital Logic Design


1. The………. gate is also called any-or-all gate.

A. OR
B. AND
C. EX-OR
D. NOR

A.OR

2. A logic gate is an electronic circuit which

A. makes logic decisions 


B. allows electron flow only in one direction
C. works on binary algebra
D. alternates between 0&1 values

A. makes logic decisions 

3. In positive logic, logic gate 1 corresponds to

A. positive voltage
B. higher voltage level
C. zero voltage level
D. lower voltage level

B. higher voltage level

4. In negative logic, the logic state 1 corresponds to

A. negative logic
B. zero voltage
C. more negative voltage
D. lower voltage level

D. lower voltage level

5. The output of a 2-input OR the gate is 0 only when it’s

A. both inputs are 0 


B. either input is 1
C. both inputs are 1
D. either input is 0

A. both inputs are 0 

6. An X-OR gate produces an output only when it’s two inputs are
A. high
B. low
C. different 
D. same

C. different 

7. An AND gate

A. implements logic addition


B. is equivalent to a series switching circuit
C. is an any-or-all gate
D. is equivalent to a parallel switching circuit

B. is equivalent to a series switching circuit

8. When an input electrical signal A=10100 is applied to a NOT gate, it’s output Signal is

A. 01011 
B. 10101
C. 10100
D. 00101

A. 01011 

9. The only function of a NOT gate is to

A. stop a signal
B. recomplement a signal
C. invert an input signal 
D. act as a universal set

C. invert an input signal 

MCQ: Asynchronous circuits are useful in application where the input signals may

1. change at any time


2. never change
3. both A and B
4. continuously change

MCQ: The SR latch consists of

1. 1 input
2. 2 inputs
3. 3 inputs
4. 4 inputs

B
MCQ: The table that is not a part of the asynchronous analysis procedure is

1. transition table
2. state table
3. flow table
4. excitation table

MCQ: What is the significant capacity/s of memory elements utilized in the sequential circuits?

1. storage of binary information


2. specify the state of sequential
3. both A and B
4. state machine

MCQ: The output of the SR latch is

1. x and y
2. a and b
3. s and r
4. q and q'

MCQ: Electronic digital circuits are also known as

1. Switching algebra
2. Logic circuits
3. Binary circuits
4. Binary algebra

MCQ: Which of the following gate is represented by x+y=z?

1. NOR gate
2. OR gate
3. NOT gate
4. XOR gate

MCQ: Using 10's complement subtracting 3250 from 72532 is equal to

1. 69282
2. 69272
3. 69252
4. 69232
A

MCQ: Code is a symbolic representation of which of the following information?

1. continuous
2. discrete
3. analog
4. interrupt

MCQ: The transference of information from one register to another is

1. Intra-register transfer operation


2. Inter-register transfer operation
3. Out register transfer operation
4. In register transfer operation

MCQ: Boolean algebra is also called

1. switching algebra
2. arithmetic algebra
3. linear algebra
4. algebra

MCQ: To perform product of max terms Boolean function must be brought into

1. AND terms
2. OR terms
3. NOT terms
4. NAND terms

MCQ: According to the Boolean algebra absorption law, which of the following is correct?

1. x+xy=x
2. (x+y)=xy
3. xy+y=x
4. x+y=y

MCQ: The expression for Absorption law is given by

1. A + AB = A
2. A + AB = B
3. AB + AA' = A
4. ?A + B = B + A

MCQ: X*y = y*x is the

1. commutative law
2. inverse property
3. associative law
4. identity element

MCQ: Minterms is also called

1. standard sum
2. standard product
3. standard division
4. standard subtraction

MCQ: Maxterms is also called

1. standard sum
2. standard product
3. standard division
4. standard subtraction

MCQ: In Boolean algebra Multiplicative inverse is

1. 0
2. 1
3. 1/a
4. a

MCQ: Boolean algebra is defined as a set of

1. three values
2. two values
3. four values
4. five values

MCQ: First operator precedence for evaluating Boolean expressions is

1. parenthesis
2. AND
3. OR
4. NOT

MCQ: (a+b+c)' is equal to

1. a'b'c'
2. a'+b'+c'
3. abc
4. a+b+c

MCQ: The complement of function (A+B+C)' using theorem and laws is

1. (A')+B+C
2. (A+B)'+C
3. A+B+C
4. A'B'C'

MCQ: A Boolean function can be converted from algebraic expressions to a product of max terms by
using

1. graphical representation
2. Truth table
3. Canonical Conversion Method
4. Both b and c

MCQ: DE Morgan's theorem states that

1. (AB)' = A' + B'


2. (A + B)' = A' * B
3. A' + B' = A'B'
4. A' + B' = A'B'

MCQ: The Boolean function A + BC is a reduced form of

1. A'B + AB'C
2. AB + BC
3. (A + B)(A + C)
4. (A + C)B

C
MCQs on Boolean Algebra & Logic Gates Quiz PDF Download 4

. Each Flip-flop stores ———- bits

 1 bit 
 8 bit
 16 bit
 2 bit

A. 1 bit 

. In Boolean algebra , A+ A= ———–

. In Boolean algebra , A . A=———–

. In Boolean algebra A+ AB =———–

. The First Microprocessor was__________

 Intel 4004 
 8080
 8085
 4008

A. Intel 4004 

. 8085 was introduced in __________

 1971
 1976 
 1972
 1978

B. 1976 

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. In 1978 Intel introduced the 16 bit Microprocessor 8086 now called as________

 M6 800
 APX 80 
 Zylog z8000
 Intel 8086

B. APX 80 

. Which is a 8 bit Microprocessor __________

 Intel 4040
 Pentium – I
 8088
 Motorala MC-6801

D. Motorala MC-6801

. Pentium-I, Pentium-II, Pentium-III and Pentium-IV are recently introduced microprocessor


by__________

 Motorala
 Intel 
 Stephen Mors
 None

B. Intel 

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. The address bus flow in __________

 bidirection
 unidirection
 Mulidirection
 Circular

B. unidirection

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