Logic Families – Exercise – 1

41. Using the schematic diagram of a TTL NAND gate, determine the state of each transistor (ON or OFF) when all inputs are high.

(a) Q1-ON, Q2-OFF, Q3-ON, Q4-OFF
(b) Q1-ON, Q2-ON, Q3-OFF, Q4-OFF
(c) Q1-OFF, Q2-OFF, Q3-ON, Q4-ON
(d) Q1-OFF, Q2-ON, Q3-OFF, Q4-ON

Answer
Answer : (d)
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42. A TTL totem-pole circuit is designed so that the output transistors:

(a) are always on together
(b) provide linear phase splitting
(c) provide voltage regulation
(d) are never on together

Answer
Answer : (d)
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43. An open collector output can ________ current, but it cannot ________.

(a) sink, source current
(b) source, sink current
(c) sink, source voltage
(d) source, sink voltage

Answer
Answer : (a)
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44. The time needed for an output to change from the result of an input change is known as:

(a) noise immunity
(b) fan-out
(c) propagation delay
(d) rise time

Answer
Answer : (c)
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45. Fan-out is determined by taking the ________ result(s) of ________.

(a) smaller,
(b) larger,
(c) smaller,
(d) average,

Answer
Answer : (c)
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