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Question Bank Chapter 6 and Chapter 7

This document contains 25 questions about digital electronics concepts such as combinational vs sequential circuits, synchronous vs asynchronous circuits, latches vs flip-flops, and designing various types of counters and registers using flip-flops. Students are asked to explain differences between concepts, provide truth tables and diagrams for basic flip-flop circuits like SR, D, and JK flip-flops. Several questions involve deriving the state table and state diagram for more complex sequential circuits using flip-flops.

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Question Bank Chapter 6 and Chapter 7

This document contains 25 questions about digital electronics concepts such as combinational vs sequential circuits, synchronous vs asynchronous circuits, latches vs flip-flops, and designing various types of counters and registers using flip-flops. Students are asked to explain differences between concepts, provide truth tables and diagrams for basic flip-flop circuits like SR, D, and JK flip-flops. Several questions involve deriving the state table and state diagram for more complex sequential circuits using flip-flops.

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CHAROTAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

CHANDUBHAI S. PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


CE252 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
Question Bank Chapter 6 and Chapter 7

1. Explain the difference between combinational circuit and Sequential Circuit


2. Explain the difference between Synchronous circuit and Asynchronous Circuit
3. Difference Between Latch and Flip-flop
4. Explain the working of S-R Latch, D_Latch with necessary truth table and circuit
diagram
5. Explain the working of SR,D,JK and T flip flop using the necessary truth table and
circuit diagram
6. What is the Race- Around condition
7. Explain the working Master –slave configuration in JK flip flop
8. Definition : Propagation delay, Set-up time, Hold time, Fan-in , Fan-out
9. Design a 2 bit Asynchronous up-down counter with necessary timing diagram
10. Design a mod 10 asynchronous counter with necessary timing diagram
11. A binary ripple counter is required to count up to 16,383. How many FFs are required? If
the clock frequency is 10 MHz, what is the frequency at the output?
12. What are the disadvantage of the asynchronous sequential circuit design? Explain it with
the help of asynchronous counter design.
13. Design a synchronous 2 bit up-down counter using JK flip flop
14. Design a Synchronous counter that goes through state 0, 3,5,6,0. Is counter self-starting?
15. Design BCD counter using D Flip-flop
16. Explain the working of shift register 1. Serial in Serial out 2. Serial in parallel out 3.
Parallel in Serial Out 4. Parallel in parallel out 5. Universal shift Register
17. A sequential circuit with Two D flip-flops, A and B; Two Inputs X & Y; and One
Output Z, specified by the following Next State & Output Equations:

A ( t + 1 ) = X' Y + X A

B ( t + 1 ) = X' B + X A
Z=B

(a) Draw the logic diagram of the circuit

(b) Derive the State Table

(c) Derive the State Diagram

18. A sequential circuit has Three D flip-flops A, B & C. and One Input X. It is
described by the following flip-flop input functions:

DA = ( B C' + B' C ) X + ( B C + B' C' ) X'

DB = A

DC = B

(a) Derive the State Table for the circuit

(b) Derive the State Diagram

19. A sequential circuit has One flip-flop, Q; Two Inputs X & Y; and One Output S. It
consists of a Full Adder circuit connected to a D flip-flop as shown in below figure.
Derive the State Table & State Diagram of the Sequential Circuit.
20. Derive the State Table & State Diagram of the sequential circuit shown in below
figure.

21. A sequential circuit has Two JK flip-flops; One Input X ; and One Output Y. Derive
the State Table & State Diagram of the sequential circuit shown in below figure.

22. A sequential circuit has Two JK flip-flops A & B; Two Inputs X & Y; and One
Output Z. It is described by the following flip-flop input functions:
JA = (B X + B' Y’) KA = (B’ X Y’)

JB = (A’ X) KB = A + (X Y’)

Z = (A X Y + B X' Y’)

(a) Derive the State Table for the circuit

(b) Derive the State Diagram

23. Draw the State Diagram for the following State Table. Also reduce the numbers of
the states of the State Table. Tabulate reduced state table & draw the reduced state
diagram of it.
24. Analyze the circuit shown below & prove that it is equivalent to a T Flip-Flop.

25. A sequential circuit has three flip-flops A, B & C; One Input X; and One Output Y.
The state diagram is as shown below. Consider unused states as don't care
(a) Design the Sequential Circuit using D Flip-Flops
(b) Design the Sequential Circuit using JK Flip-Flops

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