1)What is a decoder?

2)What is the simplest form of a sequentialcircuit?

3)What is a multiplexer?

4)What is the difference between acombinational circuit and a sequential circuit?

5)The acronym ROM stands for?

A. Adder
B. A multiplexer is a sequential circuit that connects asingle input to multiple outputs
C. Flip Flop
D. Random Only Memory
E. The current output of a combinational circuit depends onthe current input and the current state of that circuit
F. A decoder is a sequential circuit with a number of outputlines, only one of which is asserted at any time
G. The current output of a sequential circuit only depends onthe current input of that circuit
H. A multiplexer is a combinational circuit that connectsmultiple inputs to a single output
I. A decoder is a sequential circuit with a single inputline, a number of output lines
J. A multiplexer is a sequential circuit that connectsmultiple inputs to a single output
K. A decoder is a combinational circuit with a single inputline, a number of output lines
L. Read Optical Memory
M. Random Organization Memory
N. A multiplexer is a combinational circuit that connects asingle input to multiple outputs
O. Read Only Memory
P. The current output of a sequential circuit only depends onthe current state of that circuit
Q. Multiplexer
R. Decoder
S. A decoder is a combinational circuit with a number ofoutput lines, only one of which is asserted at any time
T. The current output of a sequential circuit depends on thecurrent input and the current state of that circuit

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The detailed answer for the above question is provided below Answer 1 A decoder is a digital circuit that takes an input of N binary bits and produces an output of 2N binary combinations It is used to ... View the full answer