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Which type of IC allows a signal to pass through without altering its logic value?
Which type of IC allows a signal to pass through without altering its logic value?
- Latches
- Buffers (correct)
- Tri-state buffers
- Flip-flops
What is the main function of a latch?
What is the main function of a latch?
- To increase the DC drive characteristics of a signal
- To hold a signal at a particular logic level until a change is requested (correct)
- To isolate the microprocessor from outside signals
- To allow the passage of signals only when a particular state is active
What is the difference between one-in one-out buffers and tri-state buffers?
What is the difference between one-in one-out buffers and tri-state buffers?
- Tri-state buffers have an additional control signal while one-in one-out buffers do not (correct)
- One-in one-out buffers isolate the microprocessor from outside signals while tri-state buffers do not
- Tri-state buffers are level-triggered while one-in one-out buffers are edge-triggered
- One-in one-out buffers are bi-directional while tri-state buffers only allow one direction of data flow
What is the function of basic input ports?
What is the function of basic input ports?
Which type of IC is mainly made up of D-type flip-flops?
Which type of IC is mainly made up of D-type flip-flops?
What is the function of basic output ports?
What is the function of basic output ports?
What is the purpose of using 16 bit addressing for I/O in Intel architecture?
What is the purpose of using 16 bit addressing for I/O in Intel architecture?
Which type of buffer is useful in circuits that only allow the passage of signals when a particular state is active?
Which type of buffer is useful in circuits that only allow the passage of signals when a particular state is active?
What is the function of TTL ICs?
What is the function of TTL ICs?
Which type of IC isolates the microprocessor from any outside signals and prevents damage to it from changes in voltage along signal lines?
Which type of IC isolates the microprocessor from any outside signals and prevents damage to it from changes in voltage along signal lines?
What is the difference between level-triggered and edge-triggered latches?
What is the difference between level-triggered and edge-triggered latches?
What is the function of plug-in cards in interfacing circuitry?
What is the function of plug-in cards in interfacing circuitry?
Which type of IC allows a signal to pass through without altering its logic value?
Which type of IC allows a signal to pass through without altering its logic value?
What is the main function of a latch?
What is the main function of a latch?
What is the difference between one-in one-out buffers and tri-state buffers?
What is the difference between one-in one-out buffers and tri-state buffers?
What is the function of basic input ports?
What is the function of basic input ports?
Which type of IC is mainly made up of D-type flip-flops?
Which type of IC is mainly made up of D-type flip-flops?
What is the function of basic output ports?
What is the function of basic output ports?
What is the purpose of using 16 bit addressing for I/O in Intel architecture?
What is the purpose of using 16 bit addressing for I/O in Intel architecture?
Which type of buffer is useful in circuits that only allow the passage of signals when a particular state is active?
Which type of buffer is useful in circuits that only allow the passage of signals when a particular state is active?
What is the function of TTL ICs?
What is the function of TTL ICs?
Which type of IC isolates the microprocessor from any outside signals and prevents damage to it from changes in voltage along signal lines?
Which type of IC isolates the microprocessor from any outside signals and prevents damage to it from changes in voltage along signal lines?
What is the difference between level-triggered and edge-triggered latches?
What is the difference between level-triggered and edge-triggered latches?
What is the function of plug-in cards in interfacing circuitry?
What is the function of plug-in cards in interfacing circuitry?
Which type of ICs allow a signal to pass through without altering the logic value of the signal?
Which type of ICs allow a signal to pass through without altering the logic value of the signal?
What is the main purpose of buffers in a circuit?
What is the main purpose of buffers in a circuit?
What is the difference between one-in one-out buffers and Tri-state buffers?
What is the difference between one-in one-out buffers and Tri-state buffers?
Which type of latches hold a signal at a particular logic level until a change is requested?
Which type of latches hold a signal at a particular logic level until a change is requested?
What is the main difference between level-triggered and edge-triggered latches?
What is the main difference between level-triggered and edge-triggered latches?
What are basic input ports connected to?
What are basic input ports connected to?
What are basic output ports made up of?
What are basic output ports made up of?
What is the purpose of plug-in cards in a circuit?
What is the purpose of plug-in cards in a circuit?
Do ports that interface with slower devices than the main processor have issues with slower data transfer?
Do ports that interface with slower devices than the main processor have issues with slower data transfer?
How many address pins are used in Intel architecture for I/O?
How many address pins are used in Intel architecture for I/O?
What is the purpose of tri-state buffers in a circuit?
What is the purpose of tri-state buffers in a circuit?
What is the purpose of latches in a circuit?
What is the purpose of latches in a circuit?
Study Notes
I/O Devices and Basic Hardware for Interfacing Circuitry
- Plug-in cards are commonly used to provide more ports for interfacing with external devices.
- Ports that interface with slower devices than the main processor do not have issues with slower data transfer.
- Intel architecture uses 16 bit addressing for I/O, but only 10 address pins are used to reduce hardware decoding requirements.
- Buffers are TTL ICs that allow a signal to pass through without altering the logic value of the signal, increasing the DC drive characteristics of the signal.
- Buffers isolate the microprocessor from any outside signals and prevent damage to it from changes in voltage along signal lines.
- Two types of buffers exist: one-in one-out buffers and Tri-state buffers that have an additional control signal and turn output into a high-impedance state when de-activated.
- Tri-state buffers are useful in circuits that only allow the passage of signals when a particular state is active, while bi-directional buffers allow control over the direction of data flow.
- Latches are mainly made up of D-type flip-flops that hold a signal until another strobed signal is applied or power is removed.
- Latches hold a signal at a particular logic level until a change is requested, making them preferred over buffers in situations where the receiving end requires more time to process the signal.
- Latches can be level-triggered or edge-triggered, with edge-triggered latches used to avoid ambiguity.
- Basic input ports are tri-state buffers connected to a data bus line, with the control signal usually a combination of _IORD and the selected port address obtained using address decoding.
- Basic output ports are latches that hold data until the device is ready to read it, with the control signal usually a combination of _IOW and the selected port address obtained using address decoding.
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Test your knowledge about I/O devices and basic hardware for interfacing circuitry with this informative quiz. Discover the various types of buffers and latches used in circuits, and learn about the different types of ports available for interfacing with external devices. Challenge yourself with questions about addressing, data transfer, and more. Whether you're a beginner or an expert in the field, this quiz is a great way to expand your knowledge of hardware interfacing.
