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Digital Logic Set 4 Quiz

Test your knowledge on even parity generators, octal numbers, NOR gates, flip-flops, and address bits in the context of digital logic. This quiz covers topics like binary to octal conversion, gate outputs, counter construction, and memory addressing.

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What will be the output of an even parity generator when the input data is 0111?

1

In octal, what is the equivalent of the number 140?

(86)10

When will the output of a NOR gate be high?

00

How many flip-flops are required to construct a mod-30 counter?

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How many address bits are needed to represent a 32k memory?

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What operation is equivalent to shifting a register content to the left by one bit position?

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Study Notes

Digital Logic Set 4

Parity Generator

  • Even parity generator output is 1 when input data is 0111

Number System

  • The octal number 140 is equivalent to 96 in decimal

Logical Gates

  • NOR gate output is high when both inputs are 0

Flip-Flop

  • 5 flip-flops are required to construct a mod 30 counter
  • The output of SR flip-flop when S = 1, R = 0 is 1

Memory and Addressing

  • 15 address bits are required to represent a 32k memory
  • 4 control lines are required for a 16-to-1 multiplexer

Multiplexers and Demultiplexers

  • The number of control lines for a 16-to-1 multiplexer is 4

Memory Types

  • SRAM requires refreshing
  • EPROM is a type of non-volatile memory

Shift Register

  • Shifting a register content to the left by one bit position is equivalent to multiplication by 2

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