Tuesday, August 27, 2019

More about Logic Gates



More about Logic Gates 

1.Consider a 4-bit adder with inputs A={A3 A2 A1 A0} and B = {B3 B2 B1 B0} . For which of the following input condition no carry-out would be generated.

a.       A={1011}   B={0101}
b.      A={1011}   B={0001}
c.       A={1011}   B={0100}
d.      A={1001}   B={0101}
Ans . a
         
2. XNOR (A,B)  can be written as

           XNOR = AB+A’B’ ,
      

3.      When 2 8-bit numbers A7….A0 and B7….B0 in 2’s complement representation are added using ripple-carry adder. The sum bits obtained are s7…s0 and the carry bits c7…c0.  An overflow is said to have occurred if  
1.      4. Half Adder of input A & B,



5.      Noise Margin High  =  VOH - VIH    
          Noise Margin Low  = VIL - VOL
          For better output Noise margin high & Noise margin high should be very high ,
          VOH > VIH     &  VIL > VOL
         Therefore , the correct relationship is VOH > VIH >VIL >  VOL
6 . 
 7.      Number of NAND gate to implement full adder
       Sum = A B C
       Carry = AB + C(A B)
8.   Half Subtractor


Difference = x   y
Borrow = x’y  
9. If the output of the digital circuit makes a momentary transition to logic ‘1’ , while otherwise the output is logic ‘0’ , is called as Static-0 hazard.


10 . Full adder using half adder , 2 HA and 1 OR gate
11.(AB+C)’ à  Upper part is for inverse and

·         A & B series , so AND  gate
·         C is in parallel with AB , So OR gate
12. In parallel binary adder/subtractor,  ‘X’ = 1, if there is an overflow during either addition or subtraction.

13. The product term to be included to remove possible static hazard for the function
WX+W’Y’ = xy’
Minterms of WX+W’Y’ = ∑(0,2,6,7)

14. Properties of CMOS logic gates are
·                 Low static power consumption
·                 High packing density
·                 High Noise Margin
      So, High switching speed is not the property.


15. The number “00101110” when converted to BCD is “01000110”








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