Digital Principles And System Design Set 24

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This set of Digital Principles and System Design Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Digital Principles And System Design Set 24

Q1 | The chip by which both the operation of read and write is performed                      
  • ram
  • rom
  • prom
  • eprom
Q2 | RAM is also known as                      
  • rwm
  • mbr
  • mar
  • rom
Q3 | If a RAM chip has n address input lines then it can access memory locations upto                      
  • 2(n-1)
  • 2(n+1)
  • 2n
  • 22n
Q4 | The n-bit address is placed in the                      
  • mbr
  • mar
  • ram
  • rom
Q5 | Which of the following control signals are selected for read and write operations in a RAM?
  • data buffer
  • chip select
  • read and write
  • memory
Q6 | Computers invariably use RAM for                      
  • high complexity
  • high resolution
  • high speed main memory
  • high flexibility
Q7 | How many types of RAMs are?
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Q8 | Static RAM employs                      
  • bjt or mosfet
  • fet or jfet
  • capacitor or bjt
  • bjt or mos
Q9 | Dynamic RAM employs                      
  • capacitor or mosfet
  • fet or jfet
  • capacitor or bjt
  • bjt or mos
Q10 | Which one of the following is volatile in nature?
  • rom
  • erom
  • prom
  • ram
Q11 | The magnetic core memories have been replaced by semiconductor RAMs, why?
  • semiconductor rams are highly flexible
  • semiconductor rams have highest storing capacity
  • semiconductor rams are smaller in size
  • all of the mentioned
Q12 | The data written in flip-flop remains stored as long as                      
  • d.c. power is supplied
  • d.c. power is removed
  • a.c. power is supplied
  • a.c. power is removed
Q13 | Memory is a/an                        
  • device to collect data from other computer
  • block of data to keep data separately
  • indispensable part of computer
  • device to connect through all over the world
Q14 | The instruction used in a program for executing them is stored in the                      
  • cpu
  • control unit
  • memory
  • microprocessor
Q15 | A register is able to hold                      
  • data
  • word
  • nibble
  • both data and word
Q16 | A register file holds                      
  • a large number of word of information
  • a small number of word of information
  • a large number of programs
  • a modest number of words of information
Q17 | The very first computer memory consisted of
  • a small display
  • a large memory storage equipment
  • an automatic keyboard input
  • an automatic mouse input
Q18 | A minute magnetic toroid is also called as
  • large memory
  • small memory
  • core memory
  • both small and large memory
Q19 | Which one of the following has capability to store data in extremely high densities?
  • register
  • capacitor
  • semiconductor
  • flip-flop
Q20 | A large memory is compressed into a small one by using                      
  • lsi semiconductor
  • vlsi semiconductor
  • cdr semiconductor
  • ssi semiconductor
Q21 | VLSI chip utilizes                      
  • nmos
  • cmos
  • bjt
  • all of the mentioned
Q22 | CD-ROM refers to                      
  • floppy disk
  • compact disk-read only memory
  • compressed disk-read only memory
  • compressed disk- random access memory
Q23 | Data stored in an electronic memory cell can be accessed at random and on demand using                      
  • memory addressing
  • direct addressing
  • indirect addressing
  • control unit
Q24 | The full form of PLD is                      
  • programmable large device
  • programmable long device
  • programmable logic device
  • programmable lengthy device
Q25 | The evolution of PLD began with                      
  • erom
  • ram
  • prom
  • eeprom