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Digital Logic Design
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What is a "decoder" circuit?
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The correct answer is A) A combinational circuit that converts a binary input code into a set of output signals, typically activating one specific output line based on the input combination
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Correct Answer
A combinational circuit that converts a binary input code into a set of output signals, typically activating one specific output line based on the input combination
Explanation
Decoders take an n-bit binary input and activate one of up to 2^n output lines, commonly used for memory address decoding or driving displays.
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