COSC60 Flashcards

1
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a type of electronic system or device that processes and manipulates digital signals or discrete data rather than continuous analog signals

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digital systems

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2
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it is represented using binary digits

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information

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3
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it is often referred to as “bits”

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information

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4
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it can have two possible values

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bits

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5
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what are the two possible values of bits?

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1 and 0

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6
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they are used to represent various types of data, such as numbers, text, images, audio, and more

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bits

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7
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Digital systems use binary code, which is a combination of zeros and ones, to represent information

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uses binary code

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Digital systems are more accurate than analog systems because the information is represented in a precise and consistent manner

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accuracy

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9
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Digital systems are capable of processing large amounts of data quickly and accurately

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processing speed

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10
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Digital systems are immune to noise and interference, which means that the transmitted information is less likely to be corrupted

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noise immunity

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Analog systems use continuous signals to represent information, such as electrical voltages or sound waves

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uses continuous signals

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12
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Analog systems are better suited for representing real-world phenomena such as sound and light, which are continuous in nature

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real-world representation

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Analog systems provide smooth and continuous transitions between different values, which can be important in certain applications such as music or video

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smooth transitions

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Analog systems can be more complex than digital systems due to the need for additional circuitry to process and transmit the signals

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complexity

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15
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it involves specifying subsystem characteristics and their interconnections

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system design

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16
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it determines how to connect logic building blocks for specific functions

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logic design

17
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involves specifying component interconnections for gates, flip-flops, etc., often implemented as integrated circuits

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circuit design

18
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it is also known as digital logic circuits

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Switching Circuits

19
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Switching Circuits is also known as?

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digital logic circuits

20
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these are fundamental components of digital systems that manipulate binary signals (0s and 1s) using logical operations

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switching circuits

21
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a fundamental type of digital logic circuit in which the output depends only on the current input values and doesn’t rely on any past input values or the circuit’s internal state

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combinational circuits

22
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These circuits perform specific functions or operations based on the input data, using logical gates to generate the output

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combinational circuits

23
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another fundamental type of digital logic circuit, distinct from combinational circuits

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sequential circuits

24
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it has memory elements, which means they can store and remember information over time. This memory allows them to have an internal state, and the output of a sequential circuit depends not only on the current input values but also on past input values and the circuit’s internal state.

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sequential circuits

25
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they are fundamental building blocks of digital electronic circuits

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logic gates

26
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they are used to create more complex digital circuits and perform various logical and arithmetic operations in digital systems

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logic gates

27
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Output is 1 (true) only if all input signals are 1

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AND gate

28
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Output is 1 if at least one input signal is 1

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OR gate

29
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Output is the inverse of the input signal

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NOT gate

30
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Output is 1 if the number of 1s in the inputs is odd

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XOR gate

31
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Output is the inverse of an AND gate

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NAND gate

32
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Output is the inverse of an OR gate

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NOR gate

33
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it is a tabular representation used in logic and digital electronics to show all possible input combinations and their corresponding output values for a logical expression or a combination of logic gates

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truth tables

34
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it provides a systematic and comprehensive way to describe the behavior of logical expressions or circuits, making it easier to analyze and understand their operation

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truth table

35
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a basic mathematics needed for designing logic circuits

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boolean algebra