Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
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41.
In 8085, to disable the whole interrupt system (except TRAP)
42.
The reason for glitches on the outputs of decoding gates on a synchronous counter is
43.
EEPROM is also known as
44.
The MOS symbols shown indicates:
- that it is depletion type
- that it is enhancement type
- that it is n channel
- that it is p channel
- that electrons flow from D to S
- that holes flow from D to S
45.
As compared to TTL, CMOS logic has
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