1. : What is the primary difference between edge-triggered and level-triggered devices?
(A) Edge-triggered devices respond to signal transitions, while level-triggered devices respond to signal levels.
(B) Edge-triggered devices respond to signal levels, while level-triggered devices respond to signal transitions.
(C) Edge-triggered devices are faster than level-triggered devices.
(D) Level-triggered devices are more complex than edge-triggered devices.
2. : Which type of device responds to changes in the input signal at specific edges?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both
(D) Neither
3. : Which type of device continuously monitors the input signal for a specific logic level?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both
(D) Neither
4. : What is the triggering condition for an edge-triggered device?
(A) Change in signal level
(B) Sustained signal level
(C) Change at a specific edge (rising or falling)
(D) No specific triggering condition
5. : What is the triggering condition for a level-triggered device?
(A) Change in signal level
(B) Sustained signal level
(C) Change at a specific edge (rising or falling)
(D) No specific triggering condition
6. : Which type of device is commonly used in clocked circuits?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both
(D) Neither
7. : In an edge-triggered flip-flop, when does the output change occur?
(A) When the input signal level is stable
(B) When the input signal changes at a specific edge
(C) When the input signal is at a certain logic level
(D) When the clock signal changes
8. : In a level-triggered device, when does the output change occur?
(A) When the input signal level is stable
(B) When the input signal changes at a specific edge
(C) When the input signal is at a certain logic level
(D) When the clock signal changes
9. : Which type of device is more susceptible to glitches?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both equally
(D) Neither
10. : Which type of device is more immune to noise in the input signal?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both equally
(D) Neither
11. : Which type of device is commonly used in synchronous systems?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both
(D) Neither
12. : Which type of device is commonly used in asynchronous systems?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both
(D) Neither
13. : Which type of device is more suitable for capturing specific instants in time?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both equally
(D) Neither
14. : Which type of device is more suitable for continuous monitoring of signals?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both equally
(D) Neither
15. : In an edge-triggered device, how many transitions are needed to trigger a change?
(A) One
(B) Two
(C) Three
(D) Depends on the device
16. : In a level-triggered device, how long does the input signal need to remain at the triggering level?
(A) Only at the moment of triggering
(B) For a specified duration
(C) Until the next clock cycle
(D) Indefinitely
17. : Which type of device is more commonly used in digital communication systems?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both equally
(D) Neither
18. : Which type of device is more commonly used in signal processing circuits?
(A) Edge-triggered
(B) Level-triggered
(C) Both equally
(D) Neither
