HomeElectronics Multiple choice question MCQ online testCombinational Logic Design MCQ {part2} Combinational Logic Design MCQ {part2} Leave a Comment / Electronics Multiple choice question MCQ online test Share this 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 6 Created on June 12, 2023Digital electronics Combinational Logic Design {part 2} 1 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 1. The minimum number of 2-input NAND/NOR gates required to realize a half-subtractor is a) 6 b) 5 c) 3 d) 4 2 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 2. The minimum number of 2-input NAND gates required to realize a full adder/full-subtractor is a) 5 b) 4 c) 6 d) 3 3 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 3. In which of the following adder circuits is the carry ripple delay eliminated? a) parallel adder b) full-adder c) carry-look-ahead adder d) half-adder 4 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 4. Parallel adders are a) combinational logic circuits b) none of these c) sequential logic circuits d) Both 5 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 5. The minimum number of 2-input NAND/NOR gates required to realize a half-adder is a) 6 b) 3 c) 4 d) 5 6 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 6. A logic circuit that responds to just one input, in accordance with some priority system, among those that may be simultaneously high is called a) a priority decoder b) an encode c) a priority encoder d) a decoder 7 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 7. In BCD addition, 0110 is required to be added to the sum for getting the correct result, if a) the suni of two BCD numbers is not a valid BCD number or a carry is produced b) the sum of two BCD numbers is not a valid BCD number c) a carry is produced d) none of these 8 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 8. The adder preferred for applications where circuit minimization is more important than speedis a) half-adder b) serial adder c) parallel adder d) full-adder 9 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 9. The difference output in a full-subtractor is the same as the a) sum output of a half-adder b) carry output of a full-adder c) sum output of a full-adder d) difference output of a half-subtractor 10 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 10. How many inputs and outputs does a full-subtractor circuit have? a) two inputs, one output b) two inputs, two outputs c) three inputs, two outputs d) two inputs, three outputs 11 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 11. A device whose inputs are decimal digits and/or alphabetic characters and whose outputs are the coded representations of those inputs is called a) a code converter b) a decode c) a decimal converter d) an encoder 12 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 12. The minimum number of 2-input NOR gates required to realize a full-subtractor is a) 12 b) 8 c) 10 d) 9 13 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 13. Which logic gate is a basic comparator? a) X-OR gate b) X-NOR gate c) NAND gate d) NOR gate 14 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 14. How many inputs and outputs does a full-adder have? a) two inputs, two outputs b) two inputs, one output c) three inputs, two outputs d) two inputs, three outputs 15 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 15. In a digital system BCD arithmetic is preferred to normal binary arithmetic because a) BCD arithmetic circuits are simpler than binary arithmetic circuits b) BCD arithmetic circuits are faster than binary arithmetic circuits c) BCD arithmetic circuits are less expensive than binary arithmetic circuits d) of ease of operation when input is in BCD format and the output display is decimal 16 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 16. In digital systems subtraction is performed a) using half-subtractors b) using half-adders c) using adders with 1’s complement representation of negative numbers d) by none of these 17 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 17. How many full-adders are required to construct an m-bit parallel adder? a) m-1 b) m/2 c) m+ 1 d) m 18 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 18. A serial adder requires only one a) half-adder b) counter c) multiplexer d) full-adde 19 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 19. Which of the following logic circuits accepts two binary digits on inputs, and produces two binary digits, a sum bit and a carry bit on its outputs? a) parallel adder b) half-adder c) serial adder d) full-adder 20 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 20. A full-adder can be realized using a) two half-adders, two OR gates b) one half-adder, two OR gates c) two half-adders, one OR gate d) two half-adders, one AND gate 21 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 21. To secure a higher speed of addition, which of the following is the preferred solution? a) full-adder b) adder with a look-ahead-carry c) serial adder d) parallel adder 22 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 22. A parallel adder in which the carry-out of each full-adder is the carry-in to the next significant digit adder is called a a) look-ahead-carry adder b) serial carry adder c) parallel carry adder d) ripple carry adder 23 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 23. BCD subtraction is performed by using a) S’s complement representation b) 2’s complement representation c) 9’s complement representation d) 1’s complement representation 24 / 24 Category: Combinational Logic Design 24. The logic gate used in parity checkers is a) X-OR gate b) NOR gate c) NAND gate d) X-NOR gate Your score isThe average score is 11% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Exit Thank you Send feedback Share this