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WJEC GCSE Electronics sequential systems quiz quiz

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

  1. What makes a flip-flop a sequential, rather than a combinational, circuit?

  2. On the rising edge of the clock, a rising-edge-triggered D-type flip-flop:

  3. Between clock edges, the output Q of a D-type flip-flop:

  4. What is the output Q-bar of a D-type flip-flop?

  5. Connecting a D-type's Q-bar output back to its D input makes it:

  6. A single toggling flip-flop divides the clock frequency by:

  7. A 2-bit binary up-counter counts through which sequence?

  8. What is the highest decimal number a 2-bit binary counter reaches?

  9. A decade counter counts up to which number before resetting?

  10. What does BCD (binary-coded decimal) represent?

  11. What block is needed between a BCD counter and a seven-segment display?

  12. A key feature of the 4017 decade counter is that:

  13. To make a counter repeat a shorter sequence, you:

  14. To make a 4017 count 0 to 5 (six steps), which output is connected to reset?