Fundementals Of Computer Systems Flashcards

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Where are adders usually found?

A

In the ALU of the CPU

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What is a half adder?

A

A circuit that performs addition using inputs from A and B only

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What is a full adder?

A

A circuit that performs addition using inputs from A and B plus a carry bit

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How can you construct a full adder?

A

By chaining together half adders

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How many inputs can a full adder take?

A

3 (2 binary;1 carry bit)

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What logic gate is used to represent a half adder and why

A

XOR because it identifies when the input is different

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What is a flip-flop?

A

A memory unit that can store 1 bit

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What is an edge triggered D type flip flop?

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A memory unit that changes state with each pulse of the clock

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Why do we need a flip flop?

A

To store the results from the previous output calculation

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10
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How many inputs is a logic circuit receiving if we are now using a flip flop?

A

2

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For a D type flip flop, how would the flip flop change state?

A

When the pulse of the clock changes.

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