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Digital Fundamentals
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. An array of AND gates consisting of a matrix of programmable interconnection
Adjacency
AND array
Atomic number
Baseline
2. Describes a number system with a base of ten
Cascade
Ampere- hour(Ah) rating
Dividend
Decimal
3. A logic gate that produces a High output only when all of the inputs are HIGH
Array
AND gate
Dynamic Memory
Band- stop filter
4. A combined coder and decoder
Battery
Dual in - line package
Code
Complement
5. The opposition of a capacitor to permit current; the reciprocal of capacitive reactance. The unit is the siemens.
Branch Current
Capacitance Reactance
ANSI
ABEL(Advance Boolean Expression Language)
6. A nominally continuous electrical signal that varies in amplitude or frequency in response to changes in sound - light - heat - position - or pressure.
Bitstream
Center Tap
Bandwidth
Analog
7. In addition - the number that is added to another number called the augend
Addend
Bidirectional shift Register
Assembly language
Decoder
8. The actual current in a branch
Central processing unit
Clock
Associative law
Branch Current
9. The inverse of opposite of a number - in Boolean algebra - the inverse function - expressed with a bar over the variable. The complement of a 1 is a 0 - and vice versa
Combinational logic
Complement
Capacitor
Closed circuit
10. The main part of a computer responsible for control and processing of data; the core of a DSP that processes the program instructions
Bus contention
Central processing unit
Data bus
Bias
11. A bidirectional set of conductive paths on which data or instruction codes are transferred into a microprocessor or on which the result of an operation is sent out from the microprocessor
Average value
Data bus
Capacitor
AND gate
12. A circuit (digital service) that switches digital data from one input line to several output lines in a specified time sequence
Decade
Demultiplexer
Boolean addition
Closed circuit
13. An instrument that can specify each of the other instruments on the bus as either a talker or a listener for the purpose of data transfer.
Controller
Capacitor
Decimal
Ampere- hour(Ah) rating
14. A circuit that selects data from several inputs one at a time in a sequence and places them on the output; also called a multiplexer.
Vx=(Vs * Rx) /RT
Choke
Data Selector
Bus interface unit
15. In addition (ORing) and multiplication (ANDing) of two variables the order in which the variables are ORed or ANDed makes no difference
Ampere- hour(Ah) rating
Commutative Law
BEDO DRAM
Distributive Law
16. A digital circuit capable of counting electronic events - such as pulses - by progressing through a sequence of binary states.
Design flow
BJT
Analog- to- digital converter(ADC)
Counter
17. An electrical instrument used to measure current
Cross - assembler
Data
Apparent power
Ammeter
18. A type of magnetic tape format
Digital linear tape
Astable
Angular Velocity
Bus interface unit
19. The digit generated when the sum of two binary digits exceeds 1
Baseline
Bus interface unit
Assembler
Carry
20. An energy source that uses a chemical reaction to convert chemical energy into electrical energy.
Delta Modulation
Battery
Band- stop filter
Boolean multiplication
21. American wire gauge; a standardization based on wire diameter
Branch Current
AWG
CMOS
Amplitude
22. Dual in - line memory module
ALU
Debug
Dual in - line package
DIMM
23. A method of analog- to- digital conversion using a 1- bit quantization process
Dynamic Memory
Decode
ALU
Delta Modulation
24. In addition - the number to which the addend is added
Data
DIMM
Bus interface unit
Augend
25. A unit of logic in an FPGA that is made up of multiple smaller logic modules and a local programmable interconnect that is used to connect logic modules within the CLB
Boolean expression
CLB (Configurable Logic Block)
AND gate
Decode
26. Basic input/output system; a set of programs in ROM that interfaces the I/) devices in a computer system
Dividend
Alphanumeric
Analog- to- digital (A/D) conversion
BIOS
27. The process or sequence of operations carried out to program a target device
Design flow
Debug
BJT
Augend
28. The process of converting an analog signal to digital form
Commutative Law
Digital linear tape
Analog- to- digital (A/D) conversion
Demultiplexer
29. A method for the automated testing of printed circuit boards in which the board is mounted on a fixture that resembles a bed of nails that makes contact with test points
bed- of- nails
Baseline
Band- stop filter
Controller
30. American National Standards Institute
ANSI
Don't Care...
Assembler
Asynchronous counter
31. The portion of the CPU that interfaces with the system buses and fetches instructions - reads operands - and writes results.
DAT
BIOS
Bus interface unit
Carry propagation
32. Altera HDL; a nonstandard HDL
Carry
Demultiplexer
Counter
AHDL
33. The basic timing signal in a digital system; a periodic waveform in which the interval between pulses equals the time for one bit; the triggering input of a flip- flop
Amplitude
Clock
AHDL
DTE
34. A code within DOS that allows various operations on files and includes a primitive assembler; to eliminate a problem in hardware or software.
Debug
CLB (Configurable Logic Block)
DAT
Ampere
35. A combination of logic gates interconnected to produce a specified Boolean function with no storage or memory capability; sometimes called combinatorial logic
Boolean multiplication
BJT
Combinational logic
Capacitor
36. An adverse condition that could occur if two or more devices try to communicate at the same time on a bus
Choke
Bus contention
CLB (Configurable Logic Block)
Demultiplexer
37. In a division operation the quantity that is being divided
Dividend
BIOS
AND gate
Average value
38. A semiconductor device that conducts current in only one direction
Circuit
Norton's Theorem
Diode
bed- of- nails
39. A VHDL feature that can be used to predefine the logic function for multiple use throughout a program or programs
Branch
Component
Autotransformer
Complement
40. The maximum value of a voltage or current
Amplitude
Data
Aliasing
AHDL
41. A type of semiconductor memory having capacitive storage cells that lose stored data over a period of time and therefore must be refreshed.
Dynamic Memory
Address
Cross - assembler
Buffer
42. Data Terminal equipment
Boolean addition
Atom
DTE
Design flow
43. A bridge circuit that is in the balanced state as indicated by 0 V across the output.
Vx=(Vs * Rx) /RT
Autotransformer
Address Bus
Balanced Bridge
44. A combination of input literals that cannot occur and can be used as a 1 or 0 on a Karnaugh Map for simplification
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45. One of the three regions in a bipolar junction transistor
Norton's Theorem
Base
Dynamic Memory
Band- pass filter
46. A document that specifies parameter values and operating conditions for an integrated circuits or other device
Adder
Data Sheet
Bode Plot
Bus contention
47. One of the three regions in a bipolar Junction transistor(North junction of NpN)
Autotransformer
Control Bus
Collector
Design flow
48. A stage of the DSP pipeline operation in which instructions are assigned to functional units and are decoded.
Atom
Assembler
Collector
Decode
49. The process of rippling an input carry to become the output carry in a full- adder when either or both of the input bits are 1's and the input carry is a 1
Boolean multiplication
Circuit
Carry propagation
Commutative Law
50. A theorem that states that any amount of voltage sources and current sources can be combined into a single current source with a parallel resistor.
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