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Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry

Faculty of Electronic Technology
Department of Industrial Electronics

ELECTRONICS EXAMINATION OUTLINE NO

(MIDDLE SCHOOL, COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY)
Updated date: June 6, 2008
Number of sentences: 424

CHAPTER 1: COUNTING SYSTEM

1. The octal equivalent of the binary number 110100.11 is:
a. 64.6* b. 64.3 c. 34.6 d. 34.3
2. The decimal equivalent of the binary number 110100.11 is:
a. 64.6 b. 52.75* c. 34.3 d. 34.6
3. The hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number 110100.11 is:
a. 64.6 b. 64.3 c. 34.C* d. 34.3
4. The binary equivalent of the octal number 75.3 is:
a. 01110101.0011 b. 101111.011 c. 111101.110 d. 111101.011*
5. The decimal equivalent of the octal number 75.3 is:
a. 61,375* b. 61.75 c. 47,375 d. 47.75
6. The hexadecimal equivalent of the octal number 75.3 is:
a. 3D.3 b. 3D.6* c. CD.6 d. CD.3
7. The binary equivalent of the decimal number 25,375 is:
a. 10011.011 b. 10011.11 c. 11001.011* d. 11001.11
8. The octal equivalent of the decimal number 25.375 is:
a. 23.6 b. 23.3 c. 31.6 d. 31.3*
9. The hexadecimal equivalent of the decimal number 25.375 is:
a. 19.6* d. 13.C 10. The BCD8421 equivalent of
b. 19.C the decimal number 29.5 is:
c. 13.6

a. 11101.1 b. 00101001.0101* c. 101001.101 d. 00101001.101

11. The binary equivalent of hexadecimal number 37.E is:
a. 11111.111 b. 11111.0111 c. 110111.111* d. 110111.0111
12. The octal equivalent of the hexadecimal number 37.E is:
a. 77.7 b. 77.34 c. 67.34 d. 67.7*
13. The decimal equivalent of hexadecimal number 37.E is:
a. 55,875* b. 55.4375 c. 31,875 d. 31.4375
14. The decimal equivalent of the BCD number 00110010.0100 is:
a. 50.25 b. 32.4* c. 32.1 d. 62.2
15.The BCD code of the decimal number 251 is:
a. 10 0101 0001 b. 0100 0101 0001 c. 0010 0101 0001* d. 0010 0101 001
16.The code for more than 3 of the decimal number 47 is:
a. 110010* b. 100111 c. 1111010 d. 101111
17. The decimal equivalent of a binary number with code more than three 01100100 is:

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a. sixty four b. 144 c. 100 d. 97*

18. The hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number with code more than three 01100100 is:
a. sixty four b. sixty one* c. 100 d. 97
19. The octal equivalent of the binary number with code more than three 01100101 is:
a.145 b. 142* c. 101 d. 98
20.The equivalent Gray code of number 110010 B is:
a. 111100 b. 101010 d. 101011* c. 101101
21.The equivalent Gray code of a binary number with a code of more than three 011001 is:
a. 010101 b. 010001 c. 011101* d. 010110
22. The 1's complement of the binary number 1010 is:
a. 0101* b. 1001 c. 1011 d. 0110
23. The 2's complement of the binary number 1010 is:
a. 0101 b. 0110* c. 1100 d. 1000
24. The decimal equivalent of the binary number 10000000 is:
a. 100 b. 102 c. 128* d. 127
25. The decimal equivalent of the binary number 1111 is:
a. 1111 b. 16 c. 65 d.15*
26. The decimal equivalent of the binary number 10000001 is:
a. 129* b. 128 c. 127 d. 126
27. The hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number 11111111 is:
a. FF* b. 128 c. 255 d. 377
28. The decimal equivalent of the octal number 36 is:
a. 30* b. 26 c. 44 d. 38
29. The decimal equivalent of the octal number 257 is:
a. 267 b. 247 c. 157 d. 175*
30. The decimal equivalent of the hexadecimal number 7FF is:
a. 71515 b. 2047* c. 3777 d. 7000
31. The binary equivalent of the hexadecimal number 7FF is:
a. 00111111111 b. 10000000000 c. 71515 d. 11111111111*
32. How many numbers can a 4-bit binary number represent?
a. 4 b. 8 c. 1111 d. 16*
33. How many numbers can an 8-bit binary number represent?
a. 256* b. 255 c. 11111111 d. 10000000
34. How many 2-digit numbers are there in the octal system?
a. 256 b. 100 c. sixty four* d. 63
35. How many 2-digit numbers are there in the hexadecimal system?
a. 256 * b. 100 c. sixty four d. 63
36. In the binary system, the symbol LSB has the following meaning:
a. Least significant bit* b. The most significant bit.
c. Most significant number d. Least significant number 37. In the binary system,
the symbol MSB has the following meaning:
a. Least significant bit b. Most significant bit.*
c. Most significant number d. Least significant number 38. A number in binary
is called:
a. Bit* b. Bytes c. Nipple d. Word

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39. How many bits must be used in a binary number to represent the decimal number 500?
a. 500 b. 5 c. 9* d. ten
40. How many bits must be used in a binary number to represent the decimal number 1000?
a. 512 b. 5 c. 9 d. ten*
41. 1 Kbit equals how many bits?
a. 1000 b. 1024* c. 8000 d. 8192
42. 4 Kbit equals how many bits?
a. 4 b. 1000 c. 4000 d. 4096*
43. 4 Mbit equals how many bits?
a. 4 b. 4000000 c. 4194304* d. 16777216
44. 1 Kbyte equals how many bits?
a. 8000 b. 1024 c. 1000 d. 8192*
45. How many bytes are in 2 Kbytes?
a. 2000 b. 2048* c. 2 d. 1024
46. To represent the decimal number 999, how many fewer bits of the binary number are than the number of bits of the BCD number?
bits?
a. 9 b. 4 c. 2* d.3
47. Which of the following binary numbers is not a BCD number:
a. 1001 0011 b. 1011 0101* c. 0101 0111 d. 0011 1001
48. Two's complement of a binary number:
a. Is the binary number itself c. b. Complement 1 plus 1*
Convert bit 0 to 1 one to 0 of 1's complement number d. Complement of 1's complement

49. What is 11011B + 11101B?

a. 101000B b. 110110B c. 111000B* d. 111010B
50. How much is 110110 B - 11101 B?
a. 11001B* b. 10101B c. 11011B d. 10011B

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CHAPTER 2: BOOLE ALGEBRA AND LOGIC GATE
51. For every element x in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, there exists a complementary element x such that:
a. x + x = 1* b. x + x = 0 c. x + x = x d. x + x = x
52.For every element x in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, there exists a complementary element x such that:
ax x =1 bx x = 0* cx x = x dx x = x
53.For every element x in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, there exist constants 0 and 1 such that:
a. x + 0 = 0 ; x.1 = 1 b. x + 0 = x ; x.1 = 1
c. x + 0 = x ; x.1 = x* d. x + 0 = 0 ; x.1 = x
54.For every element x in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, there exist constants 0 and 1 such that:
a. x + 1 = x ; x.0 = x b. x + 1 = 1 ; x.0 = x
c. x + 1 = x ; x.0 = 0 d. x + 1 = 1 ; x.0 = 0*
55.For every element x in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:
a. x + x = x* b. x + x = 2x c. x + x = 0 d. x + x = 1
56.For every element x in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:
axx = x 2 bxx = x* cxx = 0 dxx = 1
57.For every element X in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:
a. X = 0 b. X = 1 c. X = X* d. X = X
58.For all elements x and y in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:
= = *
a. x ÿ y x+y b. x ÿ y =x+y c. x ÿ y = xy d. x ÿ y xy
59.For all elements x and y in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:
= * =
a. xy x+y b. xy = x+y c. xy = xy d. xy x.y

60.For all elements x, y and z in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:

= *
a. x ÿ y ÿ z = xyz b. x ÿ y ÿ z x.y. z
=
c. x ÿ y ÿ z x+y+z d. x ÿ y ÿ z =x+y+z
61.For all elements x, y and z in the set B =ÿ0,1ÿ, we have:
=
a. xyz x .y.z b. xyz = xyz
= *
c. xyz x+y+z d. xyz =x+y+z
62.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.1. The logic algebraic expression of output Y is:
a. Y = AB* b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.1

63.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.2. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB b. Y = A+B* c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.2

64.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.3. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB b. Y = A+B d. Y = A ÿ B c. Y = AB *

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A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.3

65.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.4. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B *

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.4

66. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.5. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = A. B + A .B* b. Y = AB + A .B c. Y = A + B d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.5

67.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.6. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = A. B + A .B b. Y = AB + A .B * c. Y = A + B d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.6

68. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.7. The algebraic
expression of Y is: a. Y = ABC* b. Y = A + B + C c. Y = ABC d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C

A
B Y
C
FIGURE 2.7

69.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.8. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABC b. Y = A + B + C c. Y = ABC * d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C

A
B Y
C
FIGURE 2.8

70. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.9. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABC b. Y = A + B + C* c. Y = ABC d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C

A
B Y
C
FIGURE 2.9

71. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.10. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABC b. Y = A + B + C c. Y = ABC d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C *

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A
B Y
C
FIGURE 2.10

72.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.11. The algebraic expression of
a. Y = A Y is: b. Y = A * c. Y = A.A d. Y = A + A

A Y

FIGURE 2.11

73. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.12. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = A b. Y = A.A c. Y = A * d. Y = A + A

A Y

FIGURE 2.12

74.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.12a. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ( B + A + I0)( B + A + I1)(B + A + I2)(B + A + I3) b. Y = BA I0 + B
AI1 + B A I2 + BAI3* c. Y = B A I3 + B A I2 + B A
I1 + BA I0 d. All is incorrect

I0

I1

Y
I2

I3

FIGURE 2.12a

FATHER

75.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.13. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB* b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.13

76.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.13a. The algebraic expression of Y is:
aY = AB b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB * d. Y = A ÿ B

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A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.13a

77.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.13b. The algebraic expression of Y is:

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.13b

aY = AB* b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B
78. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.13c. The algebraic expression of Y is:

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.13c

aY = AB b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B *
79.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.13d. The algebraic expression of Y is:

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.13d

aY = AB b. Y = A+B* c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B
80. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.14. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB* b. Y = A+B c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.14

81. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.15. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB b. Y = A+B* c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.15

82. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.16. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = AB b. Y = A+B* c. Y = AB d. Y = A ÿ B

A
Y
B
FIGURE 2.16

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83. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.17. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABC* b. Y = A+B+C c. Y = ABC d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C

A
B Y
C
FIGURE 2.17

84.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.18. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABC b. Y = A+B+C* c. Y = ABC d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C

A
B Y
C
FIGURE 2.18

85. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.19. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABCD* b. Y = A+B+C+D c. Y = AB + CD d. Y = (A+B)(C+D)
A
B
Y
C
FIGURE 2.19
D

86. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.20. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABCD b. Y = A+B+C+D* c. Y = AB + CD d. Y = (A+B)(C+D)
A
B
Y
C
FIGURE 2.20
D

87. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.21. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABCD b. Y = A+B+C+D c. Y = ABCD * d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C ÿ D

A
B
Y
C
FIGURE 2.21
D

88. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.22. The algebraic expression of Y is:
a. Y = ABCD b. Y = A+B+C+D c. Y = ABCD d. Y = A ÿ B ÿ C ÿ D *

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A
B
Y
C
FIGURE 2.22
D

89.Let Z= AB ÿCD ÿ 0 , then the inverse function of Z is:

a. Z ÿ ÿAÿ Bÿ.ÿC ÿ Dÿ.1 b. Z ÿ ÿAÿ Bÿ.ÿC ÿ Dÿ.1

c. Z ÿ Aÿ BC ÿ D.1 * d. Z ÿ ÿAÿ Bÿ.ÿC ÿ Dÿ.0
90. Given Z= A.BC ÿCD , then the inverse function of Z is:
a. Z ÿ ÿAÿ B ÿCÿ.ÿC ÿ Dÿ b. Z ÿ ÿAÿ B ÿCÿ.ÿC ÿ Dÿ
c. Z ÿ Aÿ B ÿCC ÿ D d. Z ÿ ÿAÿ B ÿCÿ.ÿC ÿ Dÿ *
91.Let Z= Aÿ B ÿC ÿ D ÿ E then the inverse function of Z is:

a. Z ÿ ABCDE b. Z ÿ ABCDE

c Z ÿ ABCDE * d. Z ÿ ABCDE
92.Let Z= AC ÿ B ÿC ÿ DE then the inverse function of Z is:
a. Z ÿ AÿCBCD ÿ E b. Z ÿ ÿAÿCÿ.ÿBCÿD ÿ Eÿÿ

c Z ÿ AÿCBCÿD ÿ Eÿ d. Z ÿ ÿAÿCÿ.BCÿD ÿ Eÿ * 93.Let Z= Aÿ B ÿC ÿ

D ÿ E then the dual function of Z is:
a. Z' ÿ ABCDE b. Z' ÿ ABCDE c Z' ÿ ABCDE d. Z' ÿ AB.C.DE *
94.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.23. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with a frequency of 1 Hz then
Output Y: a.
At high level b. At low level* c. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1
Hz, in phase with the signal at A d. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz,
opposite in phase to the signal at A

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.23

95.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.24. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with a frequency of 1 Hz then
Output Y: a.
At high level b. At low level c. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1
Hz, in phase with the signal at A* d. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz,
opposite in phase to the signal at A

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.24

96. Give the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.25. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with a frequency of 1 Hz then
Y output:

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University. a. At a high level* b. Stay low

c. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, in phase with the signal at A
d. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, opposite in phase to the signal at A

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.25

97.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.26. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with a frequency of 1 Hz then
Y output:
a. At high level b. Stay low
c. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, in phase with the signal at A
d. There is a 1 Hz square pulse signal, opposite in phase to the signal at A*

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.26

98.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.27. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with a frequency of 1 Hz then
Y output:
a. At high level b. Stay low
c. There is a 1 Hz square pulse signal, in phase with the signal at A*
d. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, opposite in phase to the signal at A

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.27

99.Given the logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.28. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with a frequency of 1 Hz then
Y output:
a. At a high level* b. Stay low
c. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, in phase with the signal at A
d. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, opposite in phase to the signal at A

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.28

1 100. Given a logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.29. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with frequency
Hz then output Y:
a. At high level b. Stay low
c. There is a square pulse signal of frequency 1 Hz, in phase with the signal at A
d. There is a 1 Hz square pulse signal, opposite in phase to the signal at A*

A
first
Y
0
FIGURE 2.29

1 101. Given a logic circuit diagram as shown in Figure 2.30. If the input signal to A is a square pulse with frequency
Hz then output Y:

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