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Logic Gates in Manufacturing Process Quiz

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What input conditions would prevent a stop signal from occurring in the manufacturing process?

Volume = 1000 liters and Speed > 15 m/s

Temperature = 750 degrees Celsius and Speed > 15 m/s (correct)

Temperature > 750 degrees Celsius and Speed = 15 m/s

Volume > 1000 liters and Temperature > 750 degrees Celsius

Under what condition would a stop signal (X-1) occur in the manufacturing process?

Volume is greater than 1000 liters and Speed is less than or equal to 15 m/s (correct)

Temperature is exactly 750 degrees Celsius and Speed is greater than 15 m/s

Temperature is greater than 750 degrees Celsius and Speed is exactly 15 m/s

Volume is exactly 1000 liters and Speed is greater than 15 m/s

In the context of the manufacturing process's logic circuit, what happens if both Speed and Volume are below their thresholds?

A stop signal (X-1) is triggered

The process continues without interruption (correct)

The logic circuit malfunctions

The process stops immediately

What is the significance of each condition mentioned in the table for determining the stop signal in the manufacturing process?

All conditions must be met simultaneously for a stop signal Signup and view all the answers

What makes a JK flip-flop unique compared to other flip-flops like D and T flip-flops?

It has both J and K inputs for controlling state transitions Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario would lead to the activation of the stop signal (X-1) in the manufacturing process?

Volume = 1000 liters and Speed > 15 m/s Signup and view all the answers

How is Excess-3 code derived from BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) code?

By adding 3 to each BCD digit Signup and view all the answers

In a JK flip-flop, what happens when both J and K inputs are set to 1?

Toggle the output state Signup and view all the answers

What advantage does Excess-3 code offer over other binary codes in digital arithmetic operations?

It reduces the possibility of decimal carry errors Signup and view all the answers

In a JK flip-flop, if the current state is Q=1 with J=0 and K=1, what will be the next state when a clock pulse arrives?

Q=0 Signup and view all the answers