Author Question: A three-state buffer is a device that A) can supply more output current than standard TTL ... (Read 53 times)

sjones · **on:** Jul 28, 2018

A three-state buffer is a device that

A) can supply more output current than standard TTL circuits.
B) has HIGH, LOW, and floating output levels.
C) can be connected with other similar devices to a data bus.
D) can do all of these things.

Question 2

When a three-state buffer is disabled, its output level is

A) HIGH. B) 2.O V. C) floating. D) LOW.