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Q.101 Medium Digital Electronics
What does the term 'fanout' mean in digital logic circuits?
A Maximum number of inputs a gate can have
B Maximum number of standard loads a gate output can drive
C Frequency of operation
D Power consumption per gate
Correct Answer:  B. Maximum number of standard loads a gate output can drive
EXPLANATION

Fanout is the maximum number of gate inputs of the same type that one gate output can reliably drive without degradation.

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Q.102 Medium Digital Electronics
In combinational logic design, what is the sum-of-products (SOP) form?
A Multiplying all sum terms
B Adding multiple product terms
C Subtracting product terms
D Dividing sum by products
Correct Answer:  B. Adding multiple product terms
EXPLANATION

Sum-of-Products form involves taking the AND (product) of variables and then OR (sum) of all such products to form the logic function.

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Q.103 Medium Digital Electronics
What is the primary purpose of a Schmitt trigger in digital electronics?
A Amplify signals
B Convert analog signals to digital with hysteresis
C Store digital data
D Multiply signal frequency
Correct Answer:  B. Convert analog signals to digital with hysteresis
EXPLANATION

A Schmitt trigger converts analog input to digital output with hysteresis, providing noise immunity and cleaner transitions.

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Q.104 Medium Digital Electronics
In a 4:2 encoder, if input line 5 is active, what is the output?
A 01
B 10
C 101 (3-bit output)
D Cannot determine
Correct Answer:  C. 101 (3-bit output)
EXPLANATION

A 4:2 encoder has 4 inputs and 2 outputs. However, for 8 inputs, a 3:8 encoder or 8:3 decoder is needed. Input line 5 would give binary 101.

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Q.105 Medium Digital Electronics
What is the propagation delay in a ripple counter compared to a synchronous counter?
A Equal propagation delay
B Ripple counter has longer propagation delay
C Synchronous counter has longer propagation delay
D Depends on input frequency
Correct Answer:  B. Ripple counter has longer propagation delay
EXPLANATION

Ripple counters have cascading propagation delays as each stage must wait for the previous stage to settle, making them slower than synchronous counters.

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Q.106 Medium Digital Electronics
Which of the following is the correct Boolean expression for De Morgan's Law?
A (A+B)' = A'B'
B (A+B)' = A'+B'
C (AB)' = A'+B'
D (AB)' = AB
Correct Answer:  C. (AB)' = A'+B'
EXPLANATION

De Morgan's Law states (AB)' = A' + B' and (A+B)' = A'B'. Option C correctly represents one form of this law.

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Q.107 Medium Digital Electronics
What is the main advantage of using CMOS technology over NMOS in digital circuits?
A Higher power consumption
B Lower power dissipation and better noise immunity
C Simpler circuit design
D Faster clock speeds
Correct Answer:  B. Lower power dissipation and better noise immunity
EXPLANATION

CMOS technology uses complementary pairs of transistors resulting in lower static power dissipation and better noise margins compared to NMOS.

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Q.108 Medium Digital Electronics
What is the primary function of a Priority Encoder?
A To convert binary to Gray code
B To select the highest priority input and encode it
C To multiply two binary numbers
D To compare two binary numbers
Correct Answer:  B. To select the highest priority input and encode it
EXPLANATION

A Priority Encoder produces a binary output representing the highest priority active input among multiple inputs.

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Q.109 Medium Digital Electronics
In a Finite State Machine (FSM) with 7 states, what is the minimum number of flip-flops required?
A 2 flip-flops
B 3 flip-flops
C 4 flip-flops
D 7 flip-flops
Correct Answer:  B. 3 flip-flops
EXPLANATION

Minimum flip-flops needed = ⌈log₂(number of states)⌉ = ⌈log₂(7)⌉ = 3.

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Q.110 Medium Digital Electronics
Which of the following represents the canonical form of the Boolean expression for XOR gate?
A Y = AB' + A'B
B Y = AB + A'B'
C Y = A'B + AB'
D Both A and C
Correct Answer:  D. Both A and C
EXPLANATION

XOR truth table: Y=1 when inputs differ. Both AB' + A'B and A'B + AB' are equivalent canonical forms.

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