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Question 1: Explain the difference between 1-to-4 Demultiplexer 2-to-4 Binary Decoder?
Answer:
The circuit of the 1-to-4 Demultiplexer is similar to the 2-to-4 Binary Decoder described earlier figure 16.9. The only difference between the two is the addition of the Data Input line, which is used as enable line in the 2-to-4 Decoder circuit. (Page 178)
Question 3: Explain the Operation of Odd-Parity Generator Circuit with the help of timing diagram
Answer:

Operation of Odd-Parity Generator Circuit

The timing diagram shows the operation of the Odd-Parity generator circuit. Figure 14.3.

The A, B, C and D timing diagrams represent the changing 4-bit data values. During time interval t0 the 4-bit data value is 0000, during time interval t1, the data value changes to 1. Similarly during time intervals t2, t3, t4 up to t8 the data values change to 0010, 0011, 0100 and 1000 respectively. During interval t0 the output of the two XOR gates is 0 and 0, therefore the output of the XNOR gate is 1. At interval t1, the outputs of the two XOR gates is 1 and 0, therefore the output of the XNOR gate is 0. The output P can similarly be traced for intervals t2 to t8.

Question 4: Explain the SOP based implementation of the Adjacent 1s Detector Circuit
Answer:
The Adjacent 1s Detector accepts 4-bit inputs. If two adjacent 1s are detected in the input, the output is set to high. The operation of the Adjacent 1s Detector is represented by the function table. Table 13.6. In the function table, for the input combinations 0011, 0110, 0111, 1011, 1100, 1101, 1110 and 1111 the output function is a 1. Implementing the circuit directly from the function table based on the SOP form requires 8 AND gates for the 8 product terms (minterms) with an 8-input OR gate. Figure 13.3.
The total gate count is
  1. One 8 input OR gate
  2. Eight 4 input AND gates
  3. Ten NOT gates

The expression can be simplified using a Karnaugh map, figure 13.4, and then the simplified expression can be implemented to reduce the gate count. The simplified expression is AB + CD +BC . The circuit implemented using the expression AB + CD +BC has reduced to 3 input OR gate and 2 input AND gates.

The simplified Adjacent 1s Detector circuit uses only four gates reducing the cost, The size of the circuit and the power requirement. The propagation delay of the circuit is of the order of two gates.

Question 5: Explain Tri-State Buffers with the help of block diagram
Answer:
Tri-State Buffer is a NOT gate with a control line that disconnects the output from the input. When the control line is high the buffer operates like a NOT gate and when the control line is low the output is disconnected from the output and high impedance is seen at the output. Tri-state buffers are used to disconnect the outputs of devices which are connected or share a common output line. (Page 196)
Question 6: Explain with example how noise affects Operation of a CMOS AND Gate circuit.
Answer:
Two CMOS 5 volt series AND gates are connected together. The first AND gate has both its inputs connected to logic high, therefore the output of the gate is guaranteed to be logic high. The logic high voltage output of the first AND gate is assumed to be 4.6 volts well within the valid VOH range of 5-4.4 volts. Assume the same noise signal (as described earlier) is added to the output signal of the first AND gate. (Page 123)
Question 7: For a two bit comparator circuit specify the inputs for which A < B
Answer:
The output A<B is set to 1 when the input combinations are 00 01, 00 10, 00 11, 01 10, 01 11 and 10 11 (Page 109)
Question 8: For a two bit comparator circuit specify the inputs for which the output of A>B is set to 1
Answer:
The output A>B is set to 1 when the input combinations are 01 00, 10 00, 10 01, 11 00, 11 01 and 11 10
Question 10: Name the four OLMC configurations
Answer:

A typical GAL has eight or more inputs to the reprogrammable AND array and 8 or more input/outputs from its "Output Logic Macro CellsOLMCs. The OLMCs can be programmed to Combinational Logic or Registered Logic. Combinational Logic is used for combinational circuits, where as Registered Logic is based on Sequential circuits.

The four OLMC configurations are
  1. o Combination Mode with active-low output
  2. o Combinational Mode with active-high output
  3. o Registered Mode with active-low output
  4. o Registered Mode with active-high output

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