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Digital Logic and Design MCQs with Answers

Practice important Digital Logic and Design MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q311: In a 4-variable Karnaugh Map, how many cells are there?
  • A: 4
  • B: 8
  • C: 16
  • D: 32
View Answer
C

Q312: What is the maximum number of cells that can be grouped together in a Karnaugh Map?
  • A: 2
  • B: 4
  • C: 8
  • D: 16
View Answer
D

Q313: The propagation delay of a logic gate refers to ________.
  • A: The time it takes for the output to change after the input changes
  • B: The time it takes for the input to change after the output changes
  • C: The time it takes for the input to be applied to the gate
  • D: The time it takes for the gate to be set
View Answer
A

Q314: In the Karnaugh Map, what should be the size of the group formed for simplification?
  • A: Any size
  • B: Size of 1
  • C: Size of 2 or any power of 2
  • D: Size of 3
View Answer
C

Q315: What does each cell in a Karnaugh Map represent?
  • A: Variable name
  • B: Minterm or Maxterm
  • C: Arithmetic value
  • D: Boolean operation
View Answer
B

Q316: How are don’t care conditions represented in a Karnaugh Map?
  • A: By 0s
  • B: By 1s
  • C: By x
  • D: By blank cells
View Answer
C

Q317: What is the purpose of grouping cells in a Karnaugh Map?
  • A: To maximize the number of cells
  • B: To minimize the number of groups
  • C: To simplify the Boolean expression
  • D: To add new variables
View Answer
C

Q318: For a 3-variable Karnaugh Map, what product term does a single cell group represent?
  • A: Product term of 2 variables
  • B: Product term of 1 variable
  • C: Product term of 3 variables
  • D: Group term of 4 variables
View Answer
B

Q319: What does a group of 4 cells in a 4-variable Karnaugh Map represent?
  • A: Product term of 1 variable
  • B: Product term of 2 variables
  • C: Product term of 3 variables
  • D: Product term of 4 variables
View Answer
B

Q320: How are non-standard SOP expressions handled in Karnaugh Maps?
  • A: They are always converted into standard form
  • B: They are ignored
  • C: They can be mapped directly
  • D: They are simplified automatically
View Answer
C

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