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  1. A shift register has 4 stages. How many clock pulses are needed to serially load a 4-bit word?

    Answer: 4

    A serial-in shift register requires one clock pulse per bit, so 4 clock pulses are needed to load all 4 bits of a 4-bit word.

  2. Which canonical form expresses a Boolean function as a sum of minterms?

    Answer: Sum of Products (SOP) in standard form

    The Sum of Minterms (canonical SOP) form expresses a Boolean function as an OR of minterms, each minterm being an AND of all variables in complemented or uncomplemented form.

  3. In a Moore state machine, the output depends on:

    Answer: Current state only

    In a Moore machine, outputs are a function of the current state only, making them synchronous with the clock and independent of current inputs.

  4. What is the hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number 1011 1100?

    Answer: BC

    Splitting 10111100 into nibbles: 1011=B and 1100=C, giving hexadecimal BC.

  5. Which multiplexer configuration can implement any 3-variable Boolean function without additional gates?

    Answer: 8-to-1 MUX

    An 8-to-1 MUX with 3 select lines can directly implement any 3-variable Boolean function by connecting constants (0 or 1) to its data inputs.

  6. A T flip-flop has T=1 and Q=0 before the clock edge. What is Q after the active clock edge?

    Answer: 1

    When T=1, the T flip-flop toggles, so Q changes from 0 to 1 on the active clock edge.

  7. Which number system uses the digits 0–7 and a base of 8?

    Answer: Octal

    The octal number system uses base 8 with digits 0 through 7, and each octal digit corresponds to exactly 3 binary bits.