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  • TOPIC-COMPUTER ARCHITCTURE

    SUB TOPIC - POWER SYSTEM ETC

    Q1

    Electronic instrument is based on __ principles for its measurement function

    (a) Electrical

    (b) Mechanical

    (c) Electronic

    (d) Both a and c

    Q2

    To use electronic instruments intelligently, one needs to understand their__________.

    (a) Prices

    (b) Quality

    (c) Operating principles

    (d) all of the above

    Q3

    Closeness with which an instrument reading approaches the true value of variable

    being measured is known as

    (a) Precision

    (b) Accuracy

    (c) Sensitivity

    (d) Resolution

    Q4

    ________ is the smallest change in measured value to which the instrument will respond .

    (a) Accuracy (b) Precision (c) Resolution (d) Sensitivity

    Q5

    Use of different instruments to perform the same experiment; provide good technique for

    increasing _________.

    (a) precision (b) sensitivity (c) accuracy (d) both a and c

    Q6

    In making ________ measurements , it is advisable to record a series of observations

    rather than rely on one observation

    (a) precision (b) accuracy (c) sensitivity (d) resolution

    Q7

    __________ is composed of two characteristics i.e. conformity and number of

    significant figures to which measurement may be made.

    (a) accuracy (b) precision (c) sensitivity (d) resolution

  • Q8 The more significant figures, the greater the _______ of the measurement.

    (a) accuracy (b) sensitivity (c) resolution (d) precision

    Q9

    The errors due to the shortcomings of the instruments are called

    (a) gross errors (b) random errors (c) systematic errors (d) environmental error

    Q10

    The _______ of an infinite number of data is the square root of the sum

    of all the individual deviations squared divided by the no. of readings

    (a) average deviation (b) Standard deviation (c) mean square deviation (d) both b and c

    Q11

    Measures of quantities in thermal, electrical and illumination disciplines are defined as

    ------------ units.

    (a) primary (b) auxiliary (c) secondary (d) derived

    Q12

    Giorgi pointed out that the units of current, voltage, energy and power were compatible

    with the --------------- system.

    (a) CGS (b) SI (c) MKS (d) Practical

    Q13

    Statcolumb is the unit of charge in ----------------- system.

    (a) SI (b) CGS (c) CGSe (d) CGSm

    Q14

    Gauss is the name given to the unit of ----------------.

    (a) magnetic flux density (b) magnetic flux (c) magnetic field intensity (d) magnetic field strength

    Q15

    Dimensions of magnetic flux are ------------

    (a) L^2MT^-2I^2 (b) L^2MT^-3 (c) LT^-2 (d) L^2MT^-2I^-1

  • Q16

    ----------------- system defines the second fundamental unit as

    the weight of mass

    (a) absolute (b) gravitational (c) ft-lb-s (d) MTS

    Q17

    MTS system has been specifically for ---------------- purposes.

    (a) engineering (b) experimental (c) measurement (d) practical

    Q18

    The unit for magnetic field strength has been given the name

    --------------.

    (a) Gilbert (b) orested (c) Maxwell (d) gauss

    Q19

    SI unit for permittivity is -------------------

    (a) a) F/m (b) V/m (c) H/m (d) C/m2

    Q20

    ------------------ law relates electric current to

    magnetic field strength.

    (a) Faraday (b) Gauss (c) Ampere (d) Coloumb

    Q21

    One of the main functions of ______ standards is the verification and calibration of

    secondary standards .

    (a) International (b) Primary (c) Working (d) None of the above

    Q22

    _______ standards are the basic reference standards used in industrial measurements

    laboratories

    (a) international (b) Primary (c) Secondary (d) Working

  • Q23

    The metric unit of mass was originally defined as the mass of a cubic decimeter of

    _______ at its temperature of maximum density.

    (a) Water (b) Benzene (c) Alcohal (d) None of the above

    Q24

    Secondary standards of mass, kept by the international laboratories generally have an

    accuracy

    (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4

    Q25

    he ________, established by the Weights and Measures Act of 1963, is defined as equal

    to 0.45359237 kg exactly

    (a) Pascal (b) Gram (c) Pound (d) None of the above

    Q26

    The yard is defined as _________ meter exactly.

    (a) 0.5166 (b) 0.9144 (c) 0.8261 (d) None of the above

    Q27

    The unit of ________ is a derived quantity and is not represented by an internal standard.

    (a) Mass (b) Length (c) Time Volume (d) Volume

    Q28

    A mean solar second, is then equal to _________ of the mean solar day.

    (a) 1/50,000 (b) 1/65,900 (c) 1/86,400 (d) None of the above

    Q29

    ________ recognizes the fact that the earth is subjected to polar motion.

    (a) UT0 (b) UT1 (c) UT2 (d) None of the above

    Q30

    The primary ________ standard is derived from the ohm and the farad.

    (a) Capacitance (b) Inductance (c) Resistance (d) None of the above

  • Q31

    The practical coil area generally ranges from approximately ____ cm square.

    (a) 0.2 to 0.8 (b) 0.5 to 2.5 (c) 0.5 to 3.5 (d) None of the above

    Q32

    Flux densities usually range from _______ gauss.

    (a) 1000 to 1500 (b) 1500 to 5000 (c) 2000 to 5000 (d) None of the above

    Q33

    The galvanometer is a simple indicating instrument in which the deflection

    of the pointer is ________ to the magnitude of to current applied to the coil.

    (a) Directly proportional (b) Inversely proportional (c) Equal (d) None of the above

    Q34

    The motion of a moving coil in a magnetic field is characterized by ________

    quantities.

    (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Five

    Q35

    Galvanometer damping is provided by _________ mechanism/s.

    (a) One (b) Two (c) Three (d) Four

    Q36

    The power requirement of the d'Arsonval movement are ________

    (a) Small (b) Medium (c) Large (d) None of the above

    Q37

    Accuracy of the PMMC instrument is generally on the order of ________ percent of full-scale reading.

    (a) 1 to 3 (b) 2 to 4 (c) 2 to 5 (d) None of the above

    Q38

    The resistance material has a very _______ temperature co-efficient.

    (a) Low (b) High (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

  • Q39 The multirange voltmeter uses a ______ position switch.

    (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Five

    Q40

    The meter with the _______ sensitivity or ohms-per-volt rating gives the most reliable

    result.

    (a) Lower (b) Medium (c) Higher (d) None of the above

    Q41

    The usual secondary transformer voltage is _______V.

    (a) 60 (b) 90 (c) 120 (d) 180

    Q42

    The ______ sometimes has a primary and always has a secondary winding.

    (a) CT (b) PT (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q43

    The ________ is rated to deliver a certain power to the secondary load or burden. (a) CT (b) PT (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q44

    The Kelvin bridge is a modification of the Wheat stone bridge and provides

    greatly increased accuracy in the measurement of ____value resistances.

    (a) Low (b) Moderate (c) High (d) None of the above

    Q45

    According to the AC bridge balance condition, the products of the magnitudes of the

    opposite arms must be _________,

    (a) Directly proportional (b) Inversely proportional (c) Unequal (d) Equal

    Q46

    According to the second condition of balance bridges , the ________ of the phase angles

    of the opposite arms must be equal.

    (a) Difference (b) Sum (c) Product (d) None of the above

  • Q47

    The Maxwell bridge is limited to the measurement of _______ Q-coils.

    (a) Low (b) Medium (c) High (d) None of the above

    Q48

    The ________ bridge has a resistor in series with standard capacitor.

    (a) Maxwell (b) Hay (c) Kelvin (d) None of the above

    Q49

    A good quality mica capacitor has very low losses and therefore a phase angle of

    approximately _______ degrees.

    (a) 30 (b) 60 (c) 90 (d) 180

    Q50

    The _______ bridge is derived from Maxwell-capacitance bridge.

    (a) Hay (b) Wein (c) Anderson (d) None of the above

    Q51

    Oscilloscope take/s ________ element/s to perform the electron beam focusing. (a) one (b) two (c) three (d) four

    Q52

    The meshless tubes results in ________ oscilloscopes.

    (a) smaller (b) larger (c) heavier (d) lighter

    Q53

    The phosphorus absorbs kinetic energy of the bombarded electron and

    re-emits energy at a _________frequency.

    (a) higher (b) medium (c) lower (d) none of above

    Q54

    When dc measurements are to be made, the __________ can be removed from the

    uncompensated attenuator.

    (a) resistor (b) capacitor (c) inductor (d) power supply

  • Q55

    If the target voltage is low, the target is _________

    (a) written (b) erased (c) stored (d) none of above

    Q56

    The preaccelerating anode is a hollow cylinder that is at a potential a few hundred volts

    more ________than the cathode.

    (a) positive (b) negative (c) stronger (d) none of above

    Q57

    Most laboratory oscilloscopes have _______ time bases that may interact in various

    ways.

    (a) two (b) three (c) four (d) five

    Q58

    A ________ CRT can retain the display much longer, upto several hours after the image

    was first written on phosphorus.

    (a) storage (b) sampling (c) digital storage (d) none of above

    Q59

    The ________ tube can retain an image for varying lengths of time and at different

    levels of image brightness.

    (a) bistable (b) halftone (c) both of above (d) none of above

    Q60

    Another method of alternate time-base operations is to switch the sweep speed

    _______the delay time.

    (a) before (b) after (c) at (d) none of above

    Q61

    An ideal op-amp has _______ output impedance.

    (a) Zero (b) One (c) Finite (d) Infinite

  • Q62

    A practical op-amp has _______ bandwidth.

    (a) Narrow (b) Wide (c) Finite (d) Infinite

    Q63

    The voltage amplifier is usually a class _____ amplifier that provides additional op-amp

    gain.

    (a) A (b) B (c) C (a) D

    Q64

    A differential amplifier is the _____ stage for the op-amp.

    (a) Input

    (b) Output

    (c) Both of the above

    (d) None of the above

    Q65

    In the signal-ended mode, when signal is applied to the non-inverting input with the

    inverting input grounded ,a _____ ,amplified signal voltage appears at the output.

    (a) Inverted (b) Non-inverted (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q66

    The amplified difference between the two inputs appears on the output in _______ mode. (a) Signal-Ended input (b) Differential input (c) Common-mode input (d) None of the above

    Q67

    In the common mode, two signal voltages of the _______ phase, frequency, and

    amplitude are pplied to the two inputs.

    (a) Same

    (b) Different

    (c) None of the above

    Q68

    The open-loop voltage gain of an op-amp is the ____ voltage gain of the device and

    represents the ratio of output voltage to input voltage when there are no external

    components

    (a) Internal

    (b) External

    (c) Both of the above

    (d) None of the above

    Q69

    The _________ input impedance is the total resistance between the inverting and non-

    inverting inputs.

    (a) Differential (b) Common-mode

  • (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q70

    The wavelength involved with fiber optics communication are very ____ compared

    with the wavelengths associated with the radio spectrum.

    (a) Small (b) Large (c) Long (d) None of the above

    Q71

    Light wavelengths are measured in ________ meters.

    (a) Centi (b) Milli (c) Nano (d) None of the above

    Q72

    Index of refraction of the glass is ______ than/to air.

    (a) Lower

    (b) Higher

    (c) Equal

    (d) None of the above

    Q73

    Which of the following is more convenient quantity to use when calculating the osses in a

    fiber optic system.

    (a) Acceptance angle (b) Numerical aperture (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q74

    Some of the light energy is simply absorbed by the glass and is called,

    Absorption loss

    Rayleigh scattering

    Microbending loss

    None of the above

    Q75

    The numerical aperture of a diode is essentially,

    (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4

    Q76

    Time required for a reflection tp arrive after the generate of the light pulse is the____

    the time for the light to propagate to the reflection.

    (a) Twice (b) Thrice (c) Equal (d) None of the above

    Q77

    If each photon could release one electron for conduction , the diode would be ______%

    efficient.

    (a) 75

  • (b) 80 (c) 90 (d) 100

    Q78

    The detector diodes are ______ biased diodes.

    (a) Forward (b) Reversed (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q79

    Circuits that include flip flop are usually classified by

    (a) the function thy perform (b) the name of sequential circuit (c) the combination of gates (d) none of the above

    Q80

    An n-bit register consists of a group of

    (a) 2^n flip flops (b) n flip flops (c) 2^n + 1 flip flops (d) 2^n - 1 flip flops

    Q81

    The D-flip flop does not have a condition for

    (a) no change (b) reset (c) set (d) all of the above

    Q82

    A register capable of shifting its binary information in one or both directions is called

    (a) transfer register (b) shift register (c) both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q83

    Operations in digital computers are usually done in

    (a) parallel (b) serial (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q84

    ______ operation is faster mode of operation

    (a) serial (b) parallel (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q85

    Serial operations have the advantage of requiring

    (a) less time (b) less equipment (c) both of the above

  • (d) none of the above

    Q86

    Parallel adder is a

    (a) combinational circuit (b) sequential circuit (c) both a & b (d) none of the above

    Q87

    A register capable of shifting in one direction only is a

    (a) bidirectional shift register (b) universal shift register (c) unidirectional shift register (d) none of the above

    Q88

    A receiver does a conversion from

    (a) parallel-to-serial (b) serial-to-parallel (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q89

    A counter that follows a binary number sequence is called a

    (a) decimal counter (b) BCD counter (c) binary counter (d) none of the above

    Q90

    An n-bit binary counter consists of n-flip flops and can count in binary from

    (a) 1 to 2^n - 1 (b) 0 to 2^n - 1 (c) 1 to 2^n + 1 (d) 0 to 2^n + 1

    Q91

    A decimal counter follows a sequence of ten states and return to 0 after a count of (a) 9 (b) 10 (c) 15 (d) 16

    Q92

    A decimal digit is represented by a binary code with at least

    (a) 4 bits (b) 8 bits (c) 16 bits (d) none of the above

    Q93

    A ripple counter is a/an

    (a) synchronous sequential circuit (b) asynchronous sequential circuit (c) both a & b (d) none of the above

  • Q94

    The up-down binary counter has

    (a) an up control input (b) a down control input (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q95

    In up-down binary counter when the up and down inputs are both 1, the

    circuit counts

    (a) up (b) down (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q96

    A circuit with n-flip flops has________ binary states

    (a) 2^n (b) 2^n 1 (c) 2^n + 1 (d) 2n

    Q97

    A k-bit switch tail ring counter will go through a sequence of ____ states

    (a) 2k (b) 2^k (c) 2^k - 1 (d) 2k 1

    Q98

    Random-access memory can perform

    (a) write operation (b) read operation (c) both a & b (d) none of the above

    Q99

    Read-only memory can perform

    (a) read operation (b) write operation (c) both a & b (d) none of the above

    Q100

    The memory units with a capacity of 1k words of 16 bits each can accommodate

    (a) 2k bytes (b) 4k bytes (c) 8k bytes (d) 10k bytes

    Q101

    The number of bits in the address is determined from the relationship

    (a) 2^k >= m (b) 2^k

  • Q102

    ROM is

    (a) non-volatile (b) volatile (c) both a & b (d) none of the above

    Q103

    Programs and data that cannot be altered are stored in

    (a) ROM (b) RAM (c) both a & b (d) none of the above

    Q104

    The internal construction of a random-access memory of m words and n bits per word

    consists of

    (a) 2^m * 2^n binary storage cells (b) m * n binary storage cells (c) 2^m -1 binary storage cells (d) 2^n -1 binary storage cells

    Q105

    A memory with 2^k words of n bits per word requires k address lines that go into a

    (a) 2^k * k decoder (b) k * 2^k decoder (c) 2^k * n decoder (d) n * 2^k decoder

    Q106

    The syndrome value C consists of k bits and has a range of _____ values between 0 and

    2^k - 1

    (a) 2^k - 1 (b) 2^k + 1 (c) 2^k (d) none of the above

    Q107

    The relationship for establishing the number of data bits that can be used in

    conjunction with k check bits is

    (a) 2^k - 1 = n+k

    Q108

    The type of ROM in which the previously programmed connections can be erased

    with an electrical signal is

    (a) mask programming (b) PROM (c) EPROM (d) EEPROM

    Q109

    The PROM has a

    (a) fixed AND array and programmable OR array (b) programmable AND array and a fixed OR array (c) programmable AND and OR arrays

  • (d) none of the above

    Q110

    The size of PLA is specified by

    (a) number of inputs (b) number of product terms (c) number of outputs (d) all of the above

    Q111

    Register transfers move information between

    (a) registers (b) registers and memory (c) through processing logic (d) all of the above

    Q112

    The elementary operations per formed on the data stored in registers are

    register transfer operations

    (a) register transfer operations (b) shift operations (c) micro operations (d) none of the above

    Q113

    The ____ micro operation is used to set one or more bits in a register

    (a) AND (b) OR (c) XOR (d) none of the above

    Q114

    The ____ micro operation can be used to complement one or more bits in a register

    (a) AND (b) OR (c) XOR (d) none of the

    Q115

    The bus multiplexer requires a total of

    (a) 2n gates (b) 4n gates (c) 8n gates (d) 10n gates

    Q116

    The data bus is

    (a) bi-directional (b) uni-directional (c) none of the above

    Q117

    The ALU provides _____ arithmetic operations

    (a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 8 (d) 10

  • Q118

    The ALU provides _____ logic operations

    (a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 8 (d) 10

    Q119

    The size of the register file is

    (a) * n (b) * m (c) 2m * n (d) n *

    Q120

    There are _____ binary control inputs

    (a) 13 (b) 15 (c) 17 (d) 19

    Q121

    A/An __________ field specifies the operation to be performed

    (a) opcode (b) address field (c) mode field (d) none of the above

    Q122

    If the location of operands is specified either by the opcode of the instructionor by an

    address assigned to one of theother operands,then the operand has an

    (a) explicit address (b) implied address (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q123

    The ______ command moves an operand from memory to a register

    (a) LD (b) ST (c) MOVE (d) none of the above

    Q124

    The ______ command moves an operand from a register to memory

    (a) explicit address (b) implied address (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

    Q125

    The ___ command can transfer data between registers, between memory locations, or

    from memory to register or register to memory

    (a) explicit address (b) implied address (c) both of the above (d) none of the above

  • Q126

    The ______ command transfers a word from memory to stack

    (a) LD (b) MOVE (c) PUSH (d) POP

    Q127

    The ______ command transfers a word from stack to memory

    (a) LD (b) MOVE (c) MOVE (d) POP

    Q128

    In the ________ mode, the operand is specified in the instruction itself

    (a) implied mode (b) immediate mode (c) direct addressing mode (d) relative addressing mode

    Q129

    If each block has only one place it can appear in the cache, the cache is said to be

    (a) direct mapped (b) fully associative (c) set associative

    (d) n-way set associative

    Q130

    If a block can be placed any where in the cache, the cache is

    (a) direct mapped (b) fully associative (c) set associative (d) n-way set associative

    Q131

    If a block can be placed in a restricted set of places in the cache, the cache is

    (a) direct mapped (b) fully associative (c) set associative (d) n-way set associative

    Q132

    If there are n blocks in a set, the cache placement is called

    (a) direct mapped (b) fully associative (c) set associative (d) n-way set associative

    Q133

    In _____ policy, the information is written to both the block in the cache

    and to the block in the lower level memory

    (a) write back (b) write through (c) none of the above (d) both a and b

  • Q134

    In _____ policy, the information is written only to the block in the cache

    (a) write back (b) write through (c) none of the above (d) both a and b

    Q135

    The very first access to the block cannot be in the cache, so the block must be brought

    into the cache.These are also called

    (a) cold-start misses (b) capacity misses

    (c) conflict misses

    (d) none of the above

    Q136

    The model of a circuit that encapsulates a description of its functionality as a structural

    or behavioral view of its input-output relationship is

    (a) VHDL (b) Verilog (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q137

    _______ Primitive corresponds to an inverter.

    (a) Not (b) And (c) Or (d) Xor

    Q138

    ______ is an n-output primitive

    (a) Xor (b) Buf (c) Or (d) And

    Q139

    The left most index in the bit range of a vector is

    (a) The least significant bit (b) The most significant bit (c) Both a & b (d) None

    Q140

    Methods of verification used in Verilog are

    (a) Logic simulation (b) Formal verification (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q141

    The logic value ____ represents a condition of ambiguity

    (a) Z (b) X (c) Both (d) None

  • Q142

    The logic value ____ denotes a high impedance

    (a) Z (b) X (c) Both (d) None

    Q143

    ____ is the procedural assignment operator

    (a) ' (b)

  • Q150

    The output of UDP must be declared to have type

    (a) Wire (b) Reg (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above

    Q151

    Level sensitive behavior depends on the

    (a) Inputs (b) Outputs (c) Synchronizing edge (d) None of the above

    Q152

    A falling edge transition is denoted by signal value pair

    (a) 10 (b) X0 (c) 1X (d) All of the above

    Q153

    Many modern application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) have

    several____________ gates on a single chip

    (a) Hundred (b) Thousand (c) Million (d) Billion

    Q154

    ___________ describes the functionality of a design.

    (a) Test bench (b) Behavioral modeling (c) Structural modeling (d) All of above

    Q155

    In Verilog, there are only __________ families of data types.

    (a) Seven (b) Five (c) Three (d) Two

    Q156

    A wire and reg have a default size of __________.

    (a) 1-bit (b) 2-bit (c) 3-bit (d) 4-bit

    Q157

    The size of an integer is at least _____________.

    (a) 128-bits (b) 64-bits (c) 32-bits (d) 16-bits

  • Q158

    The keyword _________ declares a continuous assignment statement.

    (a) always (b) assign (c) forever (d) begin

    Q159

    The continuous assignment statement is a/an _____ representation of the structure

    described by an equivalent gate level schematic

    (a) Implicit (b) Abstract (c) Compact (d) All of above

    Q160

    In ___ behavior, variables are updated immediately when input changes.

    (a) Edge sensitive (b) Level sensitive (c) Transient (d) Steady state

    Q161

    The continuous assignments are convenient for modeling ________.

    (a) Small Boolean expressions (b) Three state behavior (c) Transparent latches (d) All of above

    Q162

    The keyword ________ declares a cyclic behavior corresponding to an edge triggered

    flip flop.

    (a) assign (b) begin (c) parameter (d) always

    Q163

    Cyclic behaviors are used to model ________ behavior.

    (a) Level sensitive (b) Edge sensitive (c) Synchronous (d) All of above

    Q164

    The continuous assignments execute ___________.

    (a) Concurrently with each other (b) With gate level primitives (c) With all of the behavior in a design (d) All of the above

    Q165 __________ is a Verilog concatenation operator.

    (a) ( ) (b) { } (c) [ ] (d) < >

  • Q166

    Register transfer level (RTL) models are written for specific architecture-

    that is __________.

    (a) Registers (b) Data paths (c) Machine operations (d) All of the above

    Q167

    Procedural assignments are also called __________ assignments.

    (a) Continuous (b) Non-blocking (c) Blocking (d) All of the above

    Q168

    Non-blocking assignments are made with _______ assignment operator.

    (a) Procedural (b) Non-blocking (c) Sequential (d) Non of the above

    Q169

    ________ has/have the effect of suspending the execution of behavioral statement until

    condition is satisfied.

    (a) Delay control operator ( # ) (b) Event control operator ( @ ) (c) A wait construct (d) All of the above

    Q170

    The _________ operator forms the or of the bits in a word.

    (a) or (b) bitwise or (c) reduction or (d) all of the above

    Q171

    Verilog have _______ loop constructs for describing repetitive algorithms.

    (a) Seven (b) Six (c) Five (d) Four

    Q172

    Which is not Verilog loop constructs?

    (a) repeat (b) while (c) dowhile (d) forever

    Q173

    . '>>' is the Verilog ________ operator.

    (a) Greater than (b) Left shift (c) Right shift (d) All of the above

  • Q174

    The ___ loop causes unconditional repetitive execution of the statements.

    (a) for (b) while (c) repeat (d) forever

    Q175

    ________ create a hierarchical organization of the procedural statements within a

    Verilog behavior.

    (a) parameter (b) real-time (c) function (d) task

    Q176

    Functions may contain __________.

    (a) Delay control (b) Event control (c) wait statement (d) Non of above

    Q177

    Functions must have at least ________ argument(s).

    (a) One output (b) Two output (c) One input (d) Two input

    Q178

    Register files are collection of registers that share the same _____ signal.

    (a) Synchronizing (b) Control (c) Both of the above (d) Non of the above

    Q179

    __________ is not Verilog reserved word.

    (a) always (b) forever (c) delay (d) Non of the above

    Q180

    _________ statement does not exist in Verilog environment.

    (a) case (b) casex (c) casexz (d) casz

    Q181

    Which is different?

    (a) Concurrent procedural assignment (b) Non-blocking assignment (c) Sequential assignment (d) Non of the above

  • Q182

    APL is very ________ subject.

    (a) Interesting (b) Boring (c) Lengthy (d) Important

    Q183

    There are _______ common levels of abstraction

    (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Five

    Q184

    To translate the Boolean descriptions into an optimized netlist of combinationalgates

    and storage registers is the design task of __level of abstraction.

    (a) Architectural (b) Logical (c) Physical (d) Both a and b

    Q185

    A _____ view of a logic-level model would consist of a schematic of gates that

    implement the

    (a) Behavioral (b) Structural (c) Physical (d) Geometric

    Q186

    ______ synthesis translates the dataflow/RTL description into a Boolean representation

    and synthesizes it into a netlist.

    (a) Behavioral (b) Logic (c) RTL (d) High-level

    Q187

    The _______ engine of a synthesis tool reads and translates a Verilog- based description

    of the input-output behavior of a circuit.

    (a) Translation (b) Optimization (c) Mapping (d) None of above

    Q188

    ____ transforms an irredundant cover into a new cover of the same function

    (a) Expand (b) Reduce (c) Decomposition (d) Irredundant

    Q189

    _______ transformations play a key role in the misll algorithm for logic synthesis.

    (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four

  • (d) Five

    Q190

    The ________ transform represents an individual function in terms ofintermediate nodes.

    (a) Decomposition (b) Factoring (c) Substitution (d) Elimination

    Q191

    Factoring produces a set of functions in a ________ form.

    (a) SOP (b) POS (c) Both of above (d) None of above

    Q192

    The _______ process expresses a Boolean function in terms of its inputs and another

    function.

    (a) Decomposition (b) Factoring (c) Substitution (d) Elimination

    Q193

    Sometimes the process of _________ has to be undone in the search for an optimal

    realization.

    (a) Decomposition (b) Factoring (c) Substitution (d) Elimination

    Q194

    ________ synthesis begins with an architecture and converts language- based

    RTL statements into a set of Boolean equations.

    (a) Logical (b) RTL (c) High-level (d) Behavioral

    Q195

    High-level synthesis is also called _________

    (a) Logical (b) Behavioral (c) Architectural (d) Both b and c

    Q196

    In _______, the operations in the behavioral description are assigned to specific clock

    cycles to implement the ordered activity flow of the algorithm.

    (a) Allocation (b) Scheduling (c) Decomposition (d) Factorization

    Q197

    Most EDA vendors have chosen not to support ________ in synthesis of combinational

    logic

  • (a) A set of continuous assignment statements (b) A netlist of structural primitives (c) A level-sensitive cyclic behavior (d) UDP

    Q198

    Functions and tasks will synthesize to ______ logic if they don't contain incomplete

    case or conditional statements.

    (a) Combinational (b) Sequential (c) Both of above (d) None of above

    Q199

    A synthesis tool will synthesize a _______ rather than a priority structure if the case

    items of a case statements are mutually exclusive.

    (a) Flip-flop (b) Latch (c) Mux (d) All of above

    Q200

    An assignment to __ in a case or an if statement will be treated as a don't- care

    condition in synthesis

    (a) x (b) z (c) 0 (d) 1

    Q201

    A continuous assignment using a conditional operator with feedback will synthesize into

    _______.

    (a) Flip-flop

    (b) Latch (c) Mux (d) All of above

    Q202

    If the conditional operator is used in a ______ assignment, the result will be a mux with

    feedback.

    (a) Continuous (b) Procedural (c) Non-blocking (d) All of above

  • Q/NO ANSWER Q/NO ANSWER Q/NO ANSWER Q/NO ANSWER

    1 D 52 A 103 B 154 B

    2 C 53 C 104 B 155 D

    3 B 54 B 105 B 156 A

    4 C 55 B 106 C 157 C

    5 D 56 B 107 D 158 D

    6 A 57 A 108 D 159 D

    7 B 58 A 109 A 160 B

    8 D 59 B 110 D 161 D

    9 C 60 B 111 D 162 D

    10 B 61 A 112 C 163 D

    11 B 62 B 113 B 164 D

    12 C 63 A 114 C 165 B

    13 C 64 A 115 B 166 D

    14 B 65 A 116 A 167 C

    15 D 66 B 117 C 168 D

    16 B 67 A 118 B 169 D

    17 A 68 A 119 A 170 C

    18 B 69 A 120 C 171 D

    19 A 70 A 121 A 172 C

    20 C 71 C 122 B 173 C

    21 B 72 B 123 A 174 D

    22 C 73 B 124 B 175 D

    23 A 74 A 125 C 176 D

    24 A 75 A 126 C 177 C

    25 C 76 A 127 D 178 C

    26 B 77 D 128 B 179 C

    27 D 78 B 129 A 180 C

    28 C 79 A 130 B 181 D

    29 B 80 B 131 C 182 D

    30 B 81 A 132 D 183 B

    31 B 82 B 133 B 184 B

    32 B 83 A 134 A 185 B

    33 A 84 B 135 A 186 B

    34 B 85 B 136 B 187 A

    35 B 86 A 137 A 188 B

    36 A 87 C 138 B 189 C

    37 C 88 B 139 B 190 A

    38 A 89 C 140 C 191 B

    39 C 90 B 141 B 192 C

    40 C 91 A 142 A 193 A

    41 C 92 A 143 C 194 B

    42 B 93 B 144 C 195 D

    43 A 94 C 145 A 196 B

    44 A 95 A 146 A 197 D

    45 D 96 A 147 A 198 A

    46 B 97 A 148 C 199 C

    47 B 98 C 149 D 200 A

    48 B 99 A 150 B 201 B

    49 C 100 A 151 A 202 A

    50 C 101 A 152 D

    51 C 102 A 153 B

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