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This set of Digital Logic Circuits DLC Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Digital Logic Circuits Set 3

Q1 | Two important characteristics of CMOS devices are                          
  • high noise immunity
  • low static power consumption
  • high resistivity
  • both high noise immunity and low static power consumption
Q2 | CMOS behaves as a/an                          
  • adder
  • subtractor
  • inverter
  • comparator
Q3 | An important characteristic of a CMOS circuit is the                          
  • noise immunity
  • duality
  • symmetricity
  • noise margin
Q4 | CMOS logic dissipates power than NMOS logic circuits.
  • more
  • less
  • equal
  • very high
Q5 | Semiconductors are made of                          
  • ge and si
  • si and pb
  • ge and pb
  • pb and au
Q6 | Which chip were the first RTC and CMOS RAM chip to be used in early IBM computers, capable of storing a total of 64 bytes?
  • the samsung 146818
  • the samsung 146819
  • the motorola 146818
  • the motorola 146819
Q7 | The full form of ECL is                      
  • emitter-collector logic
  • emitter-complementary logic
  • emitter-coupled logic
  • emitter-cored logic
Q8 | Which logic is the fastest of all the logic families?
  • ttl
  • ecl
  • htl
  • dtl
Q9 | Sometimes ECL can also be named as                      
  • eel
  • cel
  • cml
  • ccl
Q10 | In an ECL the output is taken from                      
  • emitter
  • base
  • collector
  • junction of emitter and base
Q11 | The ECL behaves as                      
  • not gate
  • nor gate
  • nand gate
  • and gate
Q12 | In ECL the fanout capability is                      
  • high
  • low
  • zero
  • sometimes high and sometimes low
Q13 | ECL’s major disadvantage is that  
  • it requires more power
  • it’s fanout capability is high
  • it creates more noise
  • it is slow
Q14 | The full form of SCFL is                      
  • source-collector logic
  • source-coupled logic
  • source-complementary logic
  • source cored logic
Q15 | The equivalent of emitter-coupled logic made out of FETs is called                      
  • cml
  • scfl
  • fecl
  • efcl
Q16 | ECL was invented in by                      
  • 1956, baker clamp
  • 1976, james r. biard
  • 1956, hannon s. yourke
  • 1976, yourke
Q17 | At the time of invention, an ECL was called as                      
  • source-coupled logic
  • current mode logic
  • current-steering logic
  • emitter-coupled logic
Q18 | The ECL circuits usually operates with                      
  • negative voltage
  • positive voltage
  • grounded voltage
  • high voltage
Q19 | Low-voltage positive emitter-coupled logic (LVPECL) is a power optimized version of
  • ecl
  • vecl
  • pecl
  • lecl
Q20 | Transistor–transistor logic (TTL) is a class of digital circuits built from                          
  • jfet only
  • bipolar junction transistors (bjt)
  • resistors
  • bipolar junction transistors (bjt) and resistors
Q21 | TTL was invented in 1961 by                          
  • baker clamp
  • james l. buie
  • chris brown
  • frank wanlass
Q22 | The full form of TCTL is                          
  • transistor-coupled transistor logic
  • transistor-capacitor transistor logic
  • transistor-complemented transistor logic
  • transistor-complementary transistor logic
Q23 | The ancestor to the first personal computers.
  • param 1
  • satyam 1
  • kenbak 1
  • mits altair
Q24 | TTL inputs are the emitters of a                          
  • transistor-transistor logic
  • multiple-emitter transistor
  • resistor-transistor logic
  • diode-transistor logic
Q25 | TTL is a                          
  • current sinking
  • current sourcing
  • voltage sinking
  • voltage sourcing