quiz on digital logic and combinatorial circuits

36
UNIT 1 & 2 Review Quiz

Upload: debarati-das

Post on 24-May-2015

1.036 views

Category:

Education


2 download

DESCRIPTION

Mini Quiz on some concepts

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

UNIT 1 & 2 Review Quiz

Page 2: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

RULES● There are 3 teams (A,B,C)

● Each Team is handed a Question Which They can Answer ONLY AFTER they complete all the sub-questions on a slide.

● Only One of the TWO people from a Team can ANSWER.

● Each team gets 3 min to answer a question.

● 1 min is allotted after each question for explanation of answer.

● Each Question Earns You :10 points● Wrong answer : -5 points and PASS = -2 points

● NOISE of any kind earns you -2 points :)

Page 3: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

RULES● There are 3 teams (A,B,C)

● Each Team is handed a Question Which They can Answer ONLY AFTER they complete all the sub-questions on a slide.

● Only One of the TWO people from a Team can ANSWER.

● Each team gets 3 min to answer a question.

● 1 min is allotted after each question for explanation of answer.

● Each Question Earns You :10 points● Wrong answer : -5 points and PASS = -2 points

● NOISE of any kind earns you -2 points :)

Page 4: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 1

The DECIMAL number 279 can be represented in EXCESS-3 CODE As :

1. 0010011110012. 1000101113. 0101101011004. 100011010

Page 5: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

Page 6: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 2

Fill in the blanks :

1. Gray Code belongs to a class of codes called _____ change codes.

2. _________is also called Cyclic Code. 3. To form a ____ number, simply represent each

decimal in the form of a nibble.4. The logic expression AB+A'B' can be implemented

by giving inputs A and B to a ______ gate

Page 7: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWERFill in the blanks :

1. Gray Code belongs to a class of codes called UNIBIT/MINIMUM change codes.

2. GRAY CODE is also called Cyclic Code. 3.To form a BCD number, simply represent each

decimal in the form of a nibble. 4.The logic expression AB+A'B' can be implemented

by giving inputs A and B to a X-NOR gate

Page 8: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 3

Given a Function : F=A+ B’C F is given in SOP or standard form. Express this F in : a) Canonical Form b) Minimised SOP form

Page 9: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

Page 10: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 4

Fill in the Blanks :1. Sum of MIN terms of a 3 bit FULL ADDER are

___________.

1. 9’s complement of GRAY CODE of Digit 3 is _____

Page 11: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

Page 12: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 5

1. The parity of the binary number 100110011 is :a) even b) odd c) 1 d)0

2. IF there are n variables for a function F , the total number of Minterms for F is ?

Page 13: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

1. The parity of the binary number 100110011 is :b) odd

2. IF there are n variables for a function F , the total number of Minterms for F is 2^n.

As a variable can only be complimented or not. So two choices * n times.

Page 14: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 6

Find the Number of PRIME implicants and ESSENTIAL and NON ESSENTIAL PRIME implicants in the following KMAP :

Page 15: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

● No of Implicants : 4

● No of Prime Implicants : 4

● No of ESSENTIAL Prime implicants : 1,2,3 ----- > 3

● No of NON essential PI : 4 or 5 -->2

● Function can therefore be 1+2+3+4 or 1+2+3+5

● We can see therefore that all EPI are included but only one out of 2 NEPI Included for the minimization of function

Page 16: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 7

Find the Number of implicants ,PRIME implicants, ESSENTIAL and NON ESSENTIAL PRIME implicants in the following KMAP :

Page 17: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

● No of prime implicants : 4

● No of EPI :4● No of NEPI : 0

Page 18: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 8

1. Decoders are used to __________ information from 1 code to another.

2. Decoder is many inputs to few outputs (T/F)3. Decoder with enabled input is called ______4. Data Lines in a DEMUX are more than select lines

(T/F)5. D3 and D6 bits are set high in encoder. Priority Goes

to __________.

Page 19: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 8

1. Decoders are used to __________ information from 1 code to another.

2. Decoder is many inputs to few outputs (T/F)3. Decoder with enabled input is called ______4. Data Lines in a DEMUX are more than select lines

(T/F)5. D3 and D6 bits are set high in encoder. Priority Goes

to __________(Assuming highest priority goes to D7).

Page 20: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

1. Decoders are used to CONVERT information from 1 code to another.

2. Decoder is many inputs to few outputs (F)3. Decoder with enabled input is called DEMUX4. Data Lines in a DEMUX are more than select lines

(F)5. D3 and D6 bits are set high in encoder. Priority

Goes to D6.

Page 21: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 9

Which is the better way to map and minimize a Function shown . A or B ?

Page 22: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

ANSWER

Page 23: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

We define the carry propagate and carry generate as:

Pi = Ai + BiGi = AiBi

Show that the output carry and output sum of a full adder becomes:

Ci+1 = (Ci’ Gi’ + Pi’)’Si = (PiGi’)⊕ Ci

Question 10

Page 24: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits
Page 25: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Implement a full adder using two 4 X 1 multiplexers

Question 11

Page 26: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits
Page 27: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Construct 5 to 32 line decoder with 4, 3 to 8 line decoder with enable and a 2 to

4 line decoder.

Question 12

Page 28: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits
Page 29: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Design a 4 input priority encoder with input D0 having the highest priority and

input D3 having the lowest priority

Question 13

Page 30: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits
Page 31: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

A MUX with 4 bit data select input is:a) 4:1 MUXb) 8:1 MUXc) 16:1 MUXd) 32:1 MUX

Question 14

Page 32: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

c) 16:1 MUX

ANSWER

Page 33: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Question 15Question 15

8:1 MUX has i/p A,B,C Connected to selection inputs like S0,S1,S2.The data inputs IO to I7 are as follows :

I1=I2=I7=0 I3=I5=1I0=I4=D I6=D’Determine boolean function with MUX implemented.

Page 34: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

Answer

Page 35: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

The END

Page 36: Quiz on Digital Logic and Combinatorial Circuits

By :

Aarti Jivrajani Debarati Das