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Describe the difference
between Analog circuit and Digital circuits.
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Analog circuits
- It is circuit in which voltage and current vary
continuously for a given range.
- They can take infinite values for specified its range.
- The examples of analog circuits are signal generators,
radio frequency transmitters and receivers, power supply, speed controller of
electric motors.
Digital
circuits
- It is a switching circuit in which voltage level is
switched from one value to another instantaneously therefore they are also
called as switching circuit.
- The transition time for digital circuit is assumed to
be zero.
- They take finite number of distinct values.
- The examples of digital circuits are flip-flops,
counters, shift registers etc.
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Why digital circuits are
also called as logic circuit?
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The digital circuit obeys certain rule of logic circuit
therefore they are also called as logic circuits.
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Describe the advantages
of Digital circuits over analog circuits
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Advantages of Digital circuits over analog
circuits
- Higher precision and accuracy
- More versatile
- It is less affected by noise
- Design procedure is very easy
- Semi-conductor memory storage is easy
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What are the limitations
of Digital circuits?
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Limitations of Digital circuits
- When the analog quantities are expressed digitally by
digital approximation it is first converted into digital form then digital
technology can be proceeding.
- The processing time due to this conversion increases
and system becomes more complex.
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Define : Hybrid system
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Hybrid system
- The system in which analog and digital techniques can
be employed is called as hybrid system.
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What are two different levels
of digital circuits?
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The two logic level of digital circuits are : HIGH ( 1 ) and LOW ( 0 ).
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Define : Positive logic
and Negative logic
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Positive logic
- It is a system in which HIGH level is represented by 1
and LOW level is represent by 0.
Negative logic
- It is a system in which HIGH level is represented by 0
and LOW level is represent by 1.
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How many edges does each
pulse consist of?
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Edges of pulse
- Leading edge
- Trailing edge
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Explain the term : Leading
edge and Trailing edge
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Leading edge
- The positive going transition for positive pulse and
negative going transition for negative pulse is known as leading edge.
Trailing edge
- The negative going transition for positive pulse and
positive going transition for negative pulse is known as trailing edge.
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Define : Rise time and
fall time for a given Pulse
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Rise time
- The time taken by pulse to rise from LOW to HIGH is
called as rise time.
- It is also defined as the time taken by pulse to rise
from 10% to 90% of the pulse amplitude.
Fall time
- The time taken by pulse to go from HIGH to LOW is
called as fall time.
- It is also defined as the time taken by pulse to fall
from 90% to 10% of the pulse amplitude.
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Define : Pulse width
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Pulse width
- It is defined as the time between 50% levels on the
rising and falling edges for a given pulse.
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Define : Periodic
waveform and non – periodic waveform
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Periodic waveform
- It is waveform which repeats itself at a regular
interval of time for a give time period.
Non-periodic waveform
- It is waveform which does not repeat at a regular
interval of time for a give time period.
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Define : Duty cycle
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Duty cycle
- It is defined as the ratio of ON time to the period of
pulse time for a given pulse.
- Duty cycle = ON time pulse width / Period of pulse
= TON / T
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Explain the System
design, Logic design and Circuit design.
OR
How the digital system
can be divided?
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System design
- It is a process of breaking of overall system into
subsystem and specifies characteristics of each subsystem.
- The system design of digital computer consists of type
of memory units, input – output device and arithmetic units.
Logic design
- It involves how to interconnect basic logic building
blocks to perform specific function.
- The binary addition is done by interconnection of logic
gates and flip – flops is example of logic design.
Circuit design
- It involves interconnection of components such as
diodes, resistors and transistors to form a gate, flip flops.
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Which are the basic
elements requires for building a digital system?
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Basic elements : NOT, OR and AND gates and flip flops
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Which are the universal
gates? Why
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Universal gates
- Any digital circuit can be formulated by using NAND and
NOR gate therefore they are called as universal gates.
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Explain the term : Adder
circuit, Subtractor circuit, Multiplication circuit and Divider circuit
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Adder
- It is a digital circuit which performs addition
function.
Subtractor
- It is a digital circuit which performs subtraction
function.
Multiplexer
- It is a digital circuit which performs multiplication
function.
Divider
- It is a digital circuit which performs division
function.
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Define : Encoding and
Decoding
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Encoding
- It is a process of converting a digital number into
binary number e.g. converting 8 into binary number 1000.
- It is a digital device.
Decoding
- It is a process of converting binary number into digital
number in the form of decimal octal etc.
- Converting binary number 1000 into 8.
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