VLSI Questions and Answers – Clocked Sequential Circuits

This set of VLSI Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Clocked Sequential Circuits”.

1. Clocked sequential circuits are
a) two phase overlapping clock
b) two phase non overlapping clock
c) four phase overlapping clock
d) four phase non overlapping clock
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Answer: b
Explanation: Clocked sequential circuits are two phase non overlapping clock signals. Clock signals are distributed in two wires and it is non overlapping.

2. Which are easier to design?
a) clocked circuits
b) asynchronous sequential circuits
c) clocked circuits with buffer
d) asynchronous sequential circuits with buffers
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Answer: a
Explanation: Clocked circuitry are easier to design than the asynchronous sequential circuits. But it is slower than the asynchronous sequential circuit.

3. ___________ is used to drive high capacitance load.
a) single polar capability
b) bipolar capability
c) tripolar capability
d) bi and tri polar capability
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Answer: b
Explanation: Bipolar capability is used to drive high capacitance load. It can handle high loads as it is done by BiCMOS NAND gate logic.
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4. As the temperature is increased, storage time ____________
a) halved
b) doubled
c) does not change
d) tripled
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Answer: a
Explanation: As the temperature is increased, storage time is halved. It is inversely proportional to the storage time.

5. Inverting dynamic register element consists of __________ transistors for nMOS and _________ for CMOS.
a) two, three
b) three, two
c) three, four
d) four, three
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Answer: c
Explanation: Dynamic register element consists of three transistors for nMOS and four for CMOS.
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6. Non inverting dynamic register storage cell consists of _________ transistors for nMOS and _________ for CMOS.
a) six, eight
b) eight, six
c) five, six
d) six, five
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Answer: a
Explanation: Non inverting dynamic register storage cell consists of six transistors for nMOS and eight for CMOS.

7. Register cell consists of
a) inverter
b) pass transistor
c) inverter & pass transistor
d) none of the mentioned
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Answer: c
Explanation: Register cell consists of an inverter and a pass transistor or a transmission gate. Dynamic register cell consists of stick/circuit notation.
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8. In a four bit dynamic shift register basic nMOS transistor or inverters are connected in
a) series
b) cascade
c) parallel
d) series and parallel
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Answer: b
Explanation: The basic inverters or nMOS transistors are connected in cascade to obtain four bit dynamic shift register.

9. In four bit dynamic shift register output is obtained
a) parallel output at inverters 1, 3, 5, 7
b) parallel output at inverters 1, 5, 8
c) parallel output at all inverters
d) parallel output at inverter 2, 4, 6, 8
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Answer: d
Explanation: In four bit dynamic shift register, output is obtained parallelly at inverters 2, 4, 6, 8.
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10. For signals which are updated frequently _____ is used.
a) static storage
b) dynamic storage
c) static and dynamic storage
d) buffer
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Answer: b
Explanation: For signals which are updated frequently dynamic storage elements are used. It can be done at < 0.25 msec interval.

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