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Q: There are 4 select lines present in a multiplexer. How many input lines aren present  in the…

A: In this case, there are 4 select lines present in the multiplexer.

Q: Approximately, what is the percent jitter for the following signal? 0.012 0.005 0.011 0.01 主

A: Jitter is a plot which is used to show the value distribution which are very consolidated. It gives…

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Q: 3) For a circuit described by the state diagram of figure: 0/0 1/0 00 01 0/1 0/1 0/1 1/0 10 1/0 1/0…

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Q: Name four types of systematic errors in measurement systems.

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Q: 4. In a certain circuit current flowing through a resistor 330k ± 5% is measured as 0.01515 A with…

A: Given,Resistor value, R=330kΩ±5%Current, I=0.01515 with 0.0000144 A

Q: In the circuit shown below, R1 = 49 Q and R2 = 45 Q. Find the equivalent resistance seen by the…

A: From the given circuit Starting form the right side, the resistances 6 Ω+14 Ω∥15 Ω∥20 Ω∥4 Ω∥12 Ω So,…

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Q: design a synchronous counter with sequence One, Four, Seven, one,.. Hint: the counter is idle if its…

A: to design a synchronous counter with sequence One, Four, Seven, one,.. Hint: the counter is idle if…

Q: Which of the following is true about acceptable Percent Errors?

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Q: . List the clock-to-out paths and their delays b. What is the worst-case external setup time c.…

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Q: How can random error be reduced? a.Using a more accurate instrument. b.Change the measuring…

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Q: What are the shortcomings of one dimensional parity error detection scheme? And discuss the…

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Q: Explain Parity checking error and give an example for each one.

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Q: 11. What is the use of terminal count register?

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Q: n ideal operational amplifier circuit in the closed-loop negative-feedback configuration is shown in…

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Q: 1. Small scale fading describes the fluctuations of the amplitude, phases of a signal.

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Q: How many simultaneous faults can a parity bit detect?

A: What is the maximum number of simultaneous faults that a parity bit can detect ?

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Q: How are bias errors different from random errors?

A: Given:  The difference between bias and random errors is shown as:

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Q: Design an Octal Counter with D flip-flops. a) Draw the state diagram b) Draw the state table c) Draw…

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Q: What is the maximum number of simultaneous faults that a parity bit can detect

A: What is the maximum number of simultaneous faults that a parity bit can detect ?