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Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e True/False

This document contains 10 true/false questions about digital electronics concepts from Chapter 7 of the textbook "Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e". The questions cover topics like S-R latches, gated latches, flip-flops including D, J-K, and edge-triggered flip-flops. Additional concepts addressed include one-shots, duty cycle, asynchronous vs synchronous inputs, and using feedback to toggle a D flip-flop. Each question is accompanied by the answer and a hint referring to the relevant section in the textbook.

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Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e True/False

This document contains 10 true/false questions about digital electronics concepts from Chapter 7 of the textbook "Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e". The questions cover topics like S-R latches, gated latches, flip-flops including D, J-K, and edge-triggered flip-flops. Additional concepts addressed include one-shots, duty cycle, asynchronous vs synchronous inputs, and using feedback to toggle a D flip-flop. Each question is accompanied by the answer and a hint referring to the relevant section in the textbook.

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Floyd The Science of Electronics: Digital 1e

Chapter 7

True/False

1. When the S and R inputs are both HIGH on an S-R latch, this is an invalid condition.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-1 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

2. A storage device for binary data is a latch.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-1 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

3. A gated latch is formed by the addition of AND and OR gates to the basic latch.

Answer: False
Hint: Refer to Section 7-2 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

4. Flip-flops have an input called a clock, which is used to change the state of the flip-
flop.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-3 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

5. A negative edge-triggered D flip-flop changes states depending on the D input when


the clock goes HIGH.
Answer: False
Hint: Refer to Section 7-3 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

6. J-K flip-flops store data based on the state of the J and K inputs.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-4 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

7. The one-shot has only one stable state.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-5 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

8. The duty cycle of a waveform is the ratio of the time that the pulse is high to the period
of the waveform.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-6 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

9. On a D flip-flop, an asynchronous input will take precedence over a synchronous


input.

Answer: True
Hint: Refer to Section 7-4 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

10. A D flip-flop can be made to toggle by connecting the Q output back to D.


Answer: False
Hint: Refer to Section 7-3 of the text.
Feedback:

false:
true:

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