2024 question paper

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

24 questions

  1. Q1a. What is the use of K-map?20242m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    What is the use of K-map?

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  2. Q1b. Discuss Universal gates.20242m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Discuss Universal gates.

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  3. Q1c. Add hexadecimal number 2ABC and 98F2.20242m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Add hexadecimal number 2ABC2ABC and 98F298F2.

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  4. Q1d. Number of 2:1 multiplexers required to design a 256:1 mux is ____.20242m

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits

    Number of 2:1 multiplexers required to design a 256:1 mux is ____.

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  5. Q1e. Find 2's complement of 1011011.20242m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Find 2's complement of 10110111011011.

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  6. Q1f. What is the function of a sample-and-hold circuit?20242m

    Module 4: A/D and D/A Converters

    What is the function of a sample-and-hold circuit?

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  7. Q1g. Define the term propagation delay.20242m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Define the term propagation delay.

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  8. Q1h. Define race-around condition in JK flip-flop.20242m

    Module 3: Sequential Circuits

    Define race-around condition in JK flip-flop.

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  9. Q1i. What is the purpose of expanding memory size?20242m

    Module 5: Memory and PLDs

    What is the purpose of expanding memory size?

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  10. Q1j. Differentiate between ROM and RAM.20242m

    Module 5: Memory and PLDs

    Differentiate between ROM and RAM.

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  11. Q2a. Realize XNOR logic function using NAND gate only.20247m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Realize XNOR logic function using NAND gate only.

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  12. Q2b. Simplify Y = ABC + A'BC + AB'C.20247m

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits

    Simplify Y=ABC+ABC+ABCY = ABC + A'BC + AB'C.

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  13. Q3. A logic circuit has four inputs A, B, C, D and output Y. Y = 1 when A and B are both 1, subjected to the condition that C and D are both low or both high. Design the logic circuit.202414m

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits

    A logic circuit has four inputs A,B,C,DA, B, C, D and output YY. Y=1Y = 1 when AA and BB are both 1, subjected to the condition that CC and DD are both low or both high. Design the logic circuit.

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  14. Q4a. Design an 8-to-3 line Encoder circuit.20247m

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits

    Design an 8-to-3 line Encoder circuit.

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  15. Q4b. Implement NAND gate using TTL logic family.20247m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Implement NAND gate using TTL logic family.

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  16. Q5a. Design a parallel-to-serial converter using shift registers and explain its operation.20247m

    Module 3: Sequential Circuits

    Design a parallel-to-serial converter using shift registers and explain its operation.

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  17. Q5b. Compare the characteristics and applications of JK and T flip-flops.20247m

    Module 3: Sequential Circuits

    Compare the characteristics and applications of JK and T flip-flops.

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  18. Q6a. Explain the working principle of an R-2R ladder DAC with a detailed diagram.20246m

    Module 4: A/D and D/A Converters

    Explain the working principle of an R-2R ladder DAC with a detailed diagram.

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  19. Q6b. Design a 3-bit flash ADC and explain its working with an example.20247m

    Module 4: A/D and D/A Converters

    Design a 3-bit flash ADC and explain its working with an example.

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  20. Q7a. Find the simplified logical expression for: Y(A,B,C,D,E) = \Sigma m(0,2,4,7,8,10,12,16,18,20,23,24,25,26,27,28)20247m

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits

    Find the simplified logical expression for:

    Y(A,B,C,D,E)=Σm(0,2,4,7,8,10,12,16,18,20,23,24,25,26,27,28)Y(A,B,C,D,E) = \Sigma m(0,2,4,7,8,10,12,16,18,20,23,24,25,26,27,28)

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  21. Q8a. Implement S-R, T, and D flip-flops using a JK flip-flop. Also show the implementation using state tables.20247m

    Module 3: Sequential Circuits

    Implement S-R, T, and D flip-flops using a JK flip-flop. Also show the implementation using state tables.

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  22. Q8b. Discuss the organization and operation of content-addressable memory (CAM).20247m

    Module 5: Memory and PLDs

    Discuss the organization and operation of content-addressable memory (CAM).

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  23. Q9a. Write a short note on Binary Parallel Adder.20247m

    Module 2: Combinational Circuits

    Write a short note on Binary Parallel Adder.

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  24. Q9b. Write a short note on Digital IC logic families.20247m

    Module 1: Fundamentals and Logic Families

    Write a short note on Digital IC logic families.

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