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Flashcards by Branden Roper, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Branden Roper
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| Question | Answer |
| a device that selects one of several analog or digital input signals and forwards the selected input into a single line | Multiplexer |
| multiplexers are _______ in concept | Simple |
| abbreviation for multiplexer | MUX |
| if a multiplexer has four input signals, its ratio can be described as _______ | 4:1 |
| abbreviation for decoder | DE-MUX |
| does the opposite of a multiplexer | Decoder |
| can be used to investigate and simplify logic functions | Boolean Algebra |
| since implementation of algebraic formulas will be done with electronic circuits, _______ of logic functions is important | Minimization |
| a good method of minimizing logic functions | Karnaugh Map |
| logic will be used to implement computer systems dependent on _______ arithmetic | Binary |
| understanding _______ systems is an important part of this | Number |
| computers will have to represent _______ and _______ numbers, and do mathematical _______ like addition and subtraction of numbers | Positive, Negative, Operations |
| systems can be synced together using a _______ _______ | Unifying Signal |
| water pressure is a similar concept to _______ | Voltage |
| water flow is a similar concept to _______ | Current |
| a pipe is a similar concept to a _______ | Conductor |
| friction is a similar concept to _______ | Resistance |
| a water wheel is a similar concept to _______ _______ | Lamp Load |
| pictorial representations of physical wires and elements | Schematics |
| these particles have the same charge | Electrons |
| electrons hold a _______ charge and they _______ each other | Negative, Repel |
| electrons are attracted to _______ charges | Positive |
| electrons come out of the _______ terminal | Negative |
| electrons move through the wire toward the _______ charge and away from the _______ charge | Positive, Negative |
| holds an electrical potential | Power Source |
| an example of a power source | Battery |
| the relationship between the electrical potential and the resistance offered by the battery and the wire | Ohm's Law |
| the equation for Ohm's Law | V=IR |
| character that represents electric potential | V |
| character that represents positive current measured in dq/dt | I |
| character that represents resistance measured in Ohms | R |
| goes in the opposite direction of negative current flow | Positive Current Flow |
| represents the potential in volts | V |
| represents the current | I |
| the rate of positive charge transferred per unit time | Current |
| represents the resistance of the wire | R |
| measured in Ohms; this is never zero, but in most cases we do not account for wire resistance | Resistance |
| approximate voltage of an AA cell | 1.5 Volts |
| electrons move out of the _______ end of the battery | Negative |
| this is determined by positive charge flow | Current |
| some say that the confusion regarding how current is determined can be attributed to _______ _______ for misidentifying the positive and negative terminals of a battery | Benjamin Franklin |
| positive current is the direction of positive current flow, but _______ are actually flowing in the opposite direction | Electrons |
| there is no difference between a positive current and a _______ _______ in the other direction | Negative Current |
| this stops the flow of electrons | Open Switch |
| no more electrons will exit the battery if the circuit is _______ | Broken |
| electrons flow through the wire from the _______ power terminal as long as they can make it to the _______ terminal through the circuit | Negative, Positive |
| for electron flow to occur, the circuit must be _______, referred to as a _______ circuit | Continuous, Closed |
| a circuit that produces an output signal only when signals are received simultaneously through all input connections | AND Gate |
| a circuit that gives an output signal if there is a signal on any of its inputs | OR Gate |
| implementation of logic functions using electrical circuits has been done in a number of ways and these methods have been _______ over time | Refined |
| refinements have been to increase _______, reduce _______, increase _______, and decrease _______ _______ | Speed, Power, Robustness, Power Requirements |
| early implementations were _______ and _______ with relatively high _______ | Robust, Slow, Power |
| the design of early implementations was _______ with many realities of the modern world | Incompatible |
| power is dissipated as _______, which has to be pulled out of any system | Heat |
| as time went on, speed _______ while reducing _______ _______ by changing technology | Increased, Power Consumption |
| a digital logic gate that gives a true output when the number of true inputs is odd | XOR Gate |
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