Q6/ Choose the correct answer for each of the following: 1- How many bits are required to store one BCD digit? А. 2 В. 4 С. 8 D. 16 2- 1 Kilo bits are equal to A. 1000 bits B. 1024 bits C. 1012 bits D. 1008 bits 3- The function of the encoder is to A. convert coded information into non coded form B. convert non coded information into coded form C. separate address bus and data bus D. None of the above 4- The number of rows in the truth table of a 4-input gate is А. 4 В. 16 С. 8 D. 32 5- An exclusive NOR gate is logically equivalent to A. inverter followed by an EX-OR gate B. EX-OR gate followed by an inverter C. NOT gate followed by a NOR gate D. complement of a NOR gate

Q6/ Choose the correct answer for each of the following: 1- How many bits are required to store one BCD digit? А. 2 В. 4 С. 8 D. 16 2- 1 Kilo bits are equal to A. 1000 bits B. 1024 bits C. 1012 bits D. 1008 bits 3- The function of the encoder is to A. convert coded information into non coded form B. convert non coded information into coded form C. separate address bus and data bus D. None of the above 4- The number of rows in the truth table of a 4-input gate is А. 4 В. 16 С. 8 D. 32 5- An exclusive NOR gate is logically equivalent to A. inverter followed by an EX-OR gate B. EX-OR gate followed by an inverter C. NOT gate followed by a NOR gate D. complement of a NOR gate

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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