Electronics: Buffer Circuits and Amplifiers

What is the common collector amplifier (BJT) often called?

What is another name for a voltage buffer?

What is the advantage of using a voltage follower in a circuit?

What is the function of an inverting buffer?

What can be used as an inverting buffer?

What is the purpose of the resistor RC in a transistor circuit?

What symbol is commonly used to indicate a signal is inverted?

What is the purpose of an inverting buffer in digital circuits?

What standard is compatible with IEC standard 617?

What is the name of the circuit where the outputs 'latch' to either 1 or 0 based on a pulsed input?

What is the term for the state when the flipflops may switch to reverse the output states or they may remain in an existing condition?

Why is the latch not made to operate in the invalid state?

What are the two output terminals of a flip-flop device referred to as?

What is the term used to describe the flip-flop when the normal state is logic 1 and the complement is logic 0?

What is the purpose of the latching characteristic of a flip-flop?

What type of gates can be used to construct a basic flip-flop circuit?

What is the name of the device that has two stable states and can be switched between them by applying a suitable pulse?

What is the primary reason for momentarily activating the Set or Reset input in a latch or flip-flop?

What is the main issue with using a mechanical switch in a digital circuit?

What is the typical duration of the multiple transitions on the output signal due to switch bounce?

What type of circuit can be used to prevent switch bounce from affecting the output?

Why is it important to ensure a specific starting state in a latch or flip-flop?

What is the purpose of applying a pulse to the Set or Reset input in a latch or flip-flop?