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krzymel

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Two signal voltages having slightly different voltage levels cannot be at the same binary levels.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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The best way to eliminate decoding glitches in asynchronous counters is to:
 
  A) use a strobe signal to disable the decoding AND gates until the flip-flops reach a stable state in response to a clock pulse.
  B) use a strobe signal to enable the decoding AND gates until the flip-flops reach a stable state in response to a clock pulse.
  C) use a strobe signal to disable the counter flip-flops until a time greater than N (tpd) has elapsed.
  D) use a strobe signal to enable the counter flip-flops until a time greater than N (tpd) has elapsed.



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Answer to Question 1

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