Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
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16.
The fetching, decoding and executing of an instruction is broken down into several time intervals. Each of these intervals, involving one or more clock periods, is called a
17.
The output of the circuit shown below will be of the frequency
18.
In the given figure Y =
19.
Assertion (A): An encoder converts key dips to binary code.
Reason (R): An encoder has more inputs than output.
20.
If a RAM has 34 bits in its MAR and 16 bits in its MDR, then its capacity will be
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