EEE 120 Test Questions and Correct Answers
Which of the following can be used to ensure flip-flops and latches start up in a known
state? Select all correct answers.
reset, set
When designing a Mealy vs Moore machine, the Mealy will have more arrows coming
from each state than the Moore, which is why the Mealy can be done with fewer states.
False
If the number of outputs exceeds the number of inputs by more than 2, extra states need
to be added to the design in order to account for the excess.
False
When assigning binary values to the states, it doesn't matter which values you pick - it
always works out to the same amount of logic.
False
Positive-Edge Triggered
The values are read from data when the clock goes from 0 to 1
Transparent High Latch
When the clock is high, the output will be transparently outputted
Negative-edge trggered flip-flop
The values are read from data when the clock goes from 1 to 0
Transparent Low Latch
When the clock is low, the output will be transparently outputted
Which of the following can be used to ensure flip-flops and latches start up in a known
state? Select all correct answers.
reset, set
When designing a Mealy vs Moore machine, the Mealy will have more arrows coming
from each state than the Moore, which is why the Mealy can be done with fewer states.
False
If the number of outputs exceeds the number of inputs by more than 2, extra states need
to be added to the design in order to account for the excess.
False
When assigning binary values to the states, it doesn't matter which values you pick - it
always works out to the same amount of logic.
False
Positive-Edge Triggered
The values are read from data when the clock goes from 0 to 1
Transparent High Latch
When the clock is high, the output will be transparently outputted
Negative-edge trggered flip-flop
The values are read from data when the clock goes from 1 to 0
Transparent Low Latch
When the clock is low, the output will be transparently outputted
