AET(NCATT) 200-250
201) Describe a Half Adder? - answer Adds two input bits without a carry input and will
produce a Sum (£) & a Carry Out
202) Describe a Fuller Adder? - answerTwo bit input Adder with a Carry input that
produces a Sum (£) & Carry Out
203) Describe a Half Subtractor? - answer Subtracts two input bits with an input Borrow
and produces a Difference and Borrow at the output
205) What are the signs of traumatic shock? - answerCool, clammy skin; Pale/ ashen
skin; Rapid pulse;Rapid breathing; Nausea or vomiting; Enlarged pupils; Weakness or
fatigue; Dizziness or fainting; Mental our behavioral changes (anxiety, agitation).
206) What should you do if you suspect a person is in shock? - answer Call 911! Lay
person down, elevate feet, keep warm, loosen clothing, keep still, perform CPR if
needed, do not allow to eat or drink, check for bleeding and treat
207) in the figure above, if input A (Amplifier/Inverter)= high(1) and input B (AND gate)=
low(0), what will output C (AND gate) be (low or high)? - answerLow(0)
208)An asynchronous flip-flop has a common clock input connection to all flip-flops. -
answerFalse
209) What do the blocks along X-axis represent? - answerTime or Sweep
210)What is the peak-to-peak voltage of the sine wave if each block represents 50V? -
answer200V
211) What is the RMS voltage of the sinewave is each block represents 50V? -
answer70.7
214)What is the resistance and tolerance of the resistor above (Y/Blk/Vio/Gold)? -
answer400M ohms +/- 5%
213) [Fig.2 above] Which transistor is illustrated correctly? - answer1
212) [Fig.1 above] What would cause the light not to illuminate? - answerR2 open
215) What type of transducer is used when large scale movement is required? -
answerPotentiometers
201) Describe a Half Adder? - answer Adds two input bits without a carry input and will
produce a Sum (£) & a Carry Out
202) Describe a Fuller Adder? - answerTwo bit input Adder with a Carry input that
produces a Sum (£) & Carry Out
203) Describe a Half Subtractor? - answer Subtracts two input bits with an input Borrow
and produces a Difference and Borrow at the output
205) What are the signs of traumatic shock? - answerCool, clammy skin; Pale/ ashen
skin; Rapid pulse;Rapid breathing; Nausea or vomiting; Enlarged pupils; Weakness or
fatigue; Dizziness or fainting; Mental our behavioral changes (anxiety, agitation).
206) What should you do if you suspect a person is in shock? - answer Call 911! Lay
person down, elevate feet, keep warm, loosen clothing, keep still, perform CPR if
needed, do not allow to eat or drink, check for bleeding and treat
207) in the figure above, if input A (Amplifier/Inverter)= high(1) and input B (AND gate)=
low(0), what will output C (AND gate) be (low or high)? - answerLow(0)
208)An asynchronous flip-flop has a common clock input connection to all flip-flops. -
answerFalse
209) What do the blocks along X-axis represent? - answerTime or Sweep
210)What is the peak-to-peak voltage of the sine wave if each block represents 50V? -
answer200V
211) What is the RMS voltage of the sinewave is each block represents 50V? -
answer70.7
214)What is the resistance and tolerance of the resistor above (Y/Blk/Vio/Gold)? -
answer400M ohms +/- 5%
213) [Fig.2 above] Which transistor is illustrated correctly? - answer1
212) [Fig.1 above] What would cause the light not to illuminate? - answerR2 open
215) What type of transducer is used when large scale movement is required? -
answerPotentiometers
