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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

Q881: How is memory expanded if a microprocessor requires more address space than initially available?
  • A: By adding more RAM chips
  • B: By increasing the data bus width
  • C: By reducing the address bus width
  • D: By upgrading the ROM size
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A

Q882: How does memory expansion affect the number of addressable locations?
  • A: Increasing address lines increases locations
  • B: Increasing data lines increases locations
  • C: Adding more RAM chips increases locations
  • D: Reducing address lines decreases locations
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A

Q883: What is the function of an address decoder in memory systems?
  • A: To select the appropriate memory chip
  • B: To manage data transfer rates
  • C: To enhance memory speed
  • D: To increase address bus width
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A

Q884: How does a 2 x 4 decoder select memory chips based on address lines?
  • A: Uses the least significant address lines
  • B: Uses the most significant address lines
  • C: Uses both high and low address lines
  • D: Connects all address lines together
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B

Q885: How are two 4K Byte RAM chips used to form an 8K Byte memory?
  • A: Connected in parallel
  • B: Connected in series
  • C: Address lines are split
  • D: Data lines are combined
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C

Q886: What is the advantage of using FPGA over a Programmable Logic Device (PLD)?
  • A: More flexible logic blocks
  • B: Less power consumption
  • C: Easier to program
  • D: Smaller size
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A

Q887: In a 1 MByte memory map, what is the purpose of having vacant memory blocks?
  • A: For future expansion
  • B: To reduce memory size
  • C: To store ROM data
  • D: To store data buffers
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A

Q888: What is the key difference between SRAM and DRAM in terms of memory implementation?
  • A: SRAM uses latches, DRAM uses capacitors
  • B: SRAM is volatile, DRAM is non-volatile
  • C: SRAM requires refresh cycles, DRAM does not
  • D: SRAM is slower, DRAM is faster
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A

Q889: What does a Karnaugh Map help to simplify in Boolean algebra?
  • A: Logic gates
  • B: Boolean expressions
  • C: Arithmetic operations
  • D: Digital circuits
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B

Q890: How many cells are there in a 3-variable Karnaugh Map?
  • A: 4
  • B: 8
  • C: 16
  • D: 32
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B

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