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Question 1: True or False? Either nay, please provids acls iustification 0 marks

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Question 1: True or False? Either nay, please provids acls iustification 0 marks 2 (a) A latch is a level-triggered sequential circuit whereas the sequential circuit (b) The carry look ahead adder is ideal for high performance applications (c) A positive edge triggered flipflops deploys a negative latch as the Master latch, and a positive latch as the Slave latch (d) The critical path of a ripple carry adder is equal to 4 times the critical delay of a 1-bit full adder (e) Glitches at the output signals have a detrimental impact on the circuit's power consumption () Pass transistor logic is ideal to be used in implementing Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) Glitches at the output signals has a detrimental impact on the eircuit's noise immunity (h) Implementing a 2 input NAND gate in complementary logic is more efficient than implementing it in pass transistor logic. (i) The delay of a digital circuit is dependent on the primary input values. In order to design a digital circuit for ultra low power applications, a designer can effectively keep all transistors minimum sized with no optimization needed.

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          Please find the answer to the first four questions attached as under. Please give a thumbs up rating if you find the answer useful! Have a rocking day ahead!

a. TRUE, because a flip flop only changes state when the control input changes state from High to Low or vice versa.

b. TRUE, because a carry look ahead adder reduces the delay in calculating the carry forward bit value.

c. FALSE because master-slave arrangements are only seen in flip flops and not in latches.

d. FALSE, since the delay for the SUM generated is not linealry proportional to the number of full or half adders in the circuits.

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