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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

Q531: How does a J-K flip-flop operate when both J and K inputs are set to logic 1?
  • A: It maintains the previous state
  • B: It sets Q to 1 and Q to 0
  • C: It toggles the state of Q and Q
  • D: It resets Q to 0 and Q to 1
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C

Q532: What happens to the output of a J-K flip-flop when J=0 and K=1?
  • A: The output Q is set to 1 and Q to 0
  • B: The output Q is set to 0 and Q to 1
  • C: The output remains unchanged
  • D: The output toggles between 0 and 1
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B

Q533: How does a J-K flip-flop behave when J=1 and K=0?
  • A: It resets the output to Q=0 and Q=1
  • B: It sets the output to Q=1 and Q=0
  • C: It toggles the output between 1 and 0
  • D: It maintains the previous state
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B

Q534: What is the function of a J-K flip-flop used as a frequency divider?
  • A: To multiply the input frequency
  • B: To divide the input frequency
  • C: To synchronize different parts of the circuit
  • D: To store data temporarily
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B

Q535: What is the advantage of using J-K flip-flops as a shift register?
  • A: To perform binary multiplication and division by shifting bits
  • B: To store multi-bit binary data in parallel
  • C: To synchronize asynchronous inputs
  • D: To prevent multiple transitions of input data
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A

Q536: How can J-K flip-flops be used in a counter application?
  • A: By counting up or down with each clock signal
  • B: By storing multi-bit data
  • C: By converting parallel data to serial data
  • D: By synchronizing different frequency signals
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A

Q537: What is the primary purpose of using a J-K flip-flop as a sequence detector?
  • A: To detect a specific sequence of inputs
  • B: To divide the clock frequency
  • C: To store multi-bit binary information
  • D: To synchronize asynchronous inputs
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A

Q538: What are S-R, J-K, and D inputs in a flip-flop commonly referred to as?
  • A: Asynchronous inputs
  • B: Synchronous inputs
  • C: Digital inputs
  • D: Clock inputs
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B

Q539: What is the function of asynchronous inputs in a flip-flop?
  • A: Operate with the clock
  • B: Override synchronous inputs
  • C: Synchronize inputs
  • D: Disable flip-flop
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B

Q540: Which input sets the flip-flop to Q=1 and Q=0?
  • A: PRE set to 1, CLR set to 1
  • B: PRE set to 0, CLR set to 1
  • C: PRE set to 1, CLR set to 0
  • D: PRE set to 0, CLR set to 0
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B

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