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WJEC A-Level Electronics Logic Systems overview quiz quiz

14questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away.

  1. A two-input AND gate gives a high output when:

  2. Which gate gives a high output only when its two inputs differ?

  3. De Morgan's theorem states that the inverse of (A AND B) equals:

  4. In a sum-of-products expression read from a truth table, an input that is 0 in a high-output row appears as:

  5. On a Karnaugh map, you should group adjacent 1s into:

  6. Why is the NAND gate described as a universal gate?

  7. The defining feature of sequential logic compared with combinational logic is that it:

  8. A D-type flip-flop on an active clock edge:

  9. A JK flip-flop with both J and K held high will:

  10. A binary counter made from four toggling flip-flops divides the input frequency by:

  11. A shift register is built by chaining several:

  12. The majority function for three inputs (high when two or more inputs are high) simplifies to:

  13. An SR latch made from cross-coupled gates is used to:

  14. Edge triggering means a flip-flop changes state: