In Figure 10.30, if the current state of this circuit is state 1, and the inputs
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In Figure 10.30, if the current state of this circuit is state 1, and the inputs are 10, what is the next state? Given the following next state equations: D2 Q2Q1Q 12. 13. how many states should appear in the state diagram? An 8 X 16 has data at how many locations? How many bits can be stored in a 4k X 16 memory module? 14. 15. Completion Complete each sentence or statement 16. A counter designated CTR DIV 1024 has a maximum count of 17. The desired future state of a counter after the next clock pulse is applied is the -. 18. A non-volatile type of memory that can be programmed and erased in sectors, rather than one byte at a time i 19. A 20. Data to be permanently stored is best stored on a is a more fast, efficient design since it has fewer instructions. Short AnswerExplanation / Answer
14) 8 X16 means that there are 8 locations for data which can store a total of 16 bits each hence the answer is 8.
15) 4k X 16 implies 4*1024 locations with each location upto 16 bits of data, therefore total storable data in bits is 1024*4*16 = 65536.
16) A counter designated CTR DIV 1024 has a maximum count of 1024 states and the maximum binary number that can be counted = 1023. (1024 is the no of states it can count hence the answer is 1024)
17) A desired future state of a counter after the next clock pulse is applied is the next state. (Defination)
18) A non-volatile type of memory that can be programmed and erased in sectors, rather than one byte at a time is flash memory. (EEPROM is non-volatile type which can erase one byte at a time where a flash memory erases a sector of data)
19) A CISC(Complex Instruction Set Computing) is more fast, efficient design since it has fewer instructions.
20) Data to be permanently stored is best stored on a hard disk. (code is stored in the ROM and data stored in hard disk)
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