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Q.141 Medium Digital Electronics
In a 4-bit binary counter, after state 1111, the next state is:
A 1110
B 0000
C 1000
D 0001
Correct Answer:  B. 0000
EXPLANATION

In a 4-bit binary counter, states cycle from 0000 to 1111 (0 to 15). After 1111, it wraps around to 0000 (overflow occurs).

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Q.142 Medium Digital Electronics
Which of the following Boolean expressions represents the majority function for 3 inputs?
A AB + BC + AC
B ABC
C A + B + C
D (A+B)(B+C)(A+C)
Correct Answer:  A. AB + BC + AC
EXPLANATION

Majority function outputs 1 when majority (2 or more) inputs are 1. Expression: AB + BC + AC covers all cases where at least 2 inputs are 1.

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Q.143 Medium Digital Electronics
What is the Hamming distance between binary numbers 1011101 and 1001001?
A 2
B 3
C 4
D 5
Correct Answer:  B. 3
EXPLANATION

Hamming distance = number of positions where bits differ. 1011101 vs 1001001: positions 3, 5, 6 differ. Hamming distance = 3.

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Q.144 Medium Digital Electronics
What is the simplified form of the Boolean expression A + AB + ABC?
A A
B B
C AB
D ABC
Correct Answer:  A. A
EXPLANATION

Using Boolean algebra: A + AB + ABC = A(1 + B + BC) = A(1) = A. The dominant term A absorbs all other terms.

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Q.145 Medium Digital Electronics
A combinational circuit with n inputs and m outputs is completely specified by:
A Logic diagram only
B Truth table only
C Boolean equation only
D Any of the above three
Correct Answer:  D. Any of the above three
EXPLANATION

A combinational circuit can be completely defined using truth table, Boolean expressions, or logic diagram. All three are equivalent representations.

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Q.146 Medium Digital Electronics
The truth table of which gate has odd number of 1s in output column for 2-input gate?
A AND gate
B OR gate
C XOR gate
D XNOR gate
Correct Answer:  C. XOR gate
EXPLANATION

XOR gate has 2 ones in output (when inputs are different). OR has 3 ones. AND has 1 one. These are odd. XNOR has 2 ones (even). XOR is most commonly cited.

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Q.147 Medium Electronic Devices
In an n-channel depletion-mode MOSFET with Vto = -3 V, if VGS = 0 V, the device is in which region?
A Cutoff region
B Linear (Ohmic) region
C Saturation region
D Breakdown region
Correct Answer:  C. Saturation region
EXPLANATION

For n-channel depletion MOSFET, when VGS = 0 V (which is greater than Vto = -3 V), the channel is open and device conducts. With VGS > Vto and positive VDS, the device operates in saturation. Depletion-mode devices conduct at VGS = 0.

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Q.148 Medium Electronic Devices
A germanium BJT has a base-emitter voltage VBE = 0.3 V in forward bias. Compared to a silicon BJT with VBE = 0.7 V, which statement is correct?
A Germanium has lower bandgap energy and requires less forward voltage to turn on
B Silicon has lower bandgap energy than germanium
C Both have identical forward voltage requirements
D Germanium BJT cannot be used in modern integrated circuits
Correct Answer:  A. Germanium has lower bandgap energy and requires less forward voltage to turn on
EXPLANATION

Germanium has bandgap Eg ≈ 0.67 eV versus silicon's 1.12 eV. Lower bandgap requires less voltage to forward bias. However, silicon is preferred due to better temperature stability and lower leakage current.

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Q.149 Medium Electronic Devices
A device operates with reverse saturation current IS = 10^-14 A at 25°C. If temperature increases to 75°C, by approximately what factor does IS increase?
A ~10 times
B ~100 times
C ~1000 times
D ~10,000 times
Correct Answer:  C. ~1000 times
EXPLANATION

IS doubles approximately every 5°C for Si. Over 50°C increase: IS(75°C) = IS(25°C)·2^(50/5) = 2^10 ≈ 1000 times

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Q.150 Medium Electronic Devices
In a BJT common-emitter amplifier with emitter bypass capacitor, what is the primary effect on voltage gain?
A Increases due to reduced emitter degeneration
B Decreases due to increased feedback
C Remains unchanged from uncompensated stage
D Becomes frequency-dependent only at high frequencies
Correct Answer:  A. Increases due to reduced emitter degeneration
EXPLANATION

Bypass capacitor shorts RE to ground at signal frequencies, eliminating degeneration feedback and increasing Av = gm·RC approximately.

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