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5.
When used with an IC, what does the term "QUAD" indicate?
Discussion:
23 comments Page 1 of 3.
Nirbhay rajpoot said:
9 years ago
A quad (pronounced KWAHD) is a unit in a set of something that comes in four units. The term is sometimes used to describe each of the four numbers that constitute an Internet Protocol (IP) address. Thus, an Internet address in its numeric form (which is also sometimes called a dot address) consists of four quads separated by "dots" (periods).
Advait said:
4 years ago
Quad-means 4 (ie. In IC quad represent 4 circuits, while in binary number system quad represents 4 bits).
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Moses said:
8 years ago
Quad-means 4(ie. in IC quad represent 4 circuits, while in binary number system quad represents 4 bits).
Suman Dey said:
1 decade ago
In the case of IC. QUAD is used to indicate 4 and DUAL is indicates 2. That's why I select answer 'B'.
Akshay Topre said:
1 decade ago
In terms of IC, 2 indicates "Dual" &
4 indicates "Quad".
4 indicates "Quad".
Dimpu said:
6 years ago
As per my knowledge;
The IC Technologies are;
MSI.
LSI.
VLSI.
Am I right?
The IC Technologies are;
MSI.
LSI.
VLSI.
Am I right?
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Sindhukavi said:
1 decade ago
Since generally quad means 4, I guess B is the correct option.
SABARI said:
1 decade ago
Hpw did you mean by "quad" is 4. ? Please tell me any one.
Girish said:
1 decade ago
Ok, then what we will call for 6 circuits and 8 circuits.
Kavita.ancher said:
1 decade ago
"QUAD" Means 4 so i select B is the answer.
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