1.

What is/are the crucial function/s of memory elements used in the

sequential circuits?
a. Storage of binary information
b. Specify the state of sequential
c. Both a & b
d. None of the above

2.How are the sequential circuits specified in terms of time sequence?

a. By Inputs
b. By Outputs
c. By Internal states
d. All of the above

3.The behaviour of synchronous sequential circuit can be predicted by

defining the signals at ______.
a. discrete instants of time
b. continuous instants of time
c. sampling instants of time
d. at any instant of time

4.The characteristic equation of D-flipflop implies that _____.

a. the next state is dependent on previous state
b. the next state is dependent on present state
c. the next state is independent of previous state
d. the next state is independent of present state

5.What is the bit storage binary information capacity of any flipflop?

a. 1 bit
b. 2 bits
c. 16 bits
d. infinite bits

6.A counter is fundamentally a _________ sequential circuit that proceeds

through the predetermined sequence of states only when input pulses are
applied to it.
a. register
b. memory unit
c. flipflop
d. arithmatic logic unit

7.What is the maximum possible range of bit-count specifically in n-bit

binary counter consisting of 'n' number of flipflops?
a. 0 to 2n
b. 0 to 2n-1
c. 0 to 2n+1
d. 0 to 2n+1 / 2

8.The SR latch consists of

A) 1 input
B) 2 inputs
C) 3 inputs
D) 4 inputs

9.The table that is not a part of the asynchronous analysis procedure is

A) transition table
B) state table
C) flow table
D) excitation table

10.The output of the SR latch is

A) x and y
B) a and b
C) s and r
D) q and q'

11.In the asynchronous circuit, the changes occur with the change of
A) input
B) output
C) clock pulse
D) time

12.In synchronous circuits, the present state is determined by

A) unclocked flip-flops
B) clocked flip-flops
C) flip-flops
D) latches

13.Unclocked flip-flops are known as

A) Latches
B) register
C) Transition tables
D) clocked flip-flop

14.In primitive flow table for the gated latch, each state has
A) 1 row
B) 2 rows
C) 3 rows
D) 4 rows

15. The next states of asynchronous circuits are also called

A) secondary variables
B) primary variables
C) excitation variables
D) short term memory

16. One of the properties of asynchronous circuits is

A) identical mode
B) map
C) feedback loop
D) chart

17. In fundamental mode, the circuit is assumed to be in

A) unstable state
B) stable state
C) reset state
D) clear state

18. The transition table gives values of

A) 1's
B) 0's
C) x
D) y

19. The table having one state in each row is called

A) transition table
B) state table
C) flow table
D) primitive flow table

20. In the design procedure of the asynchronous circuit, the flow of the table
A) increased to maximum states
B) reduced to minimum states
C) changed
D) remain same