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What input signal of the 74192/74193 up/down counter can clear the counter to 0?
 
  A) Cpu B) PL C) TCd D) MR

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Which of the following provides a means to check the logic operation of a design?
 
  A) waveform simulator B) VHDL editor
  C) schematic editor D) compiler



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Answer to Question 1

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