-Refer to Figure 8- 4. What occurs at point 'X' on the timing diagram?
A) The inputs will be disabled.
B) All inputs and outputs will be reset to LOW.
C) The outputs will all go LOW.
D) Only the CLK will be disabled during this time, preventing any transfer of data between inputs and outputs.

Question

-Refer to Figure 8- 4. What occurs at point 'X' on the timing diagram?
A) The inputs will be disabled. 
B) All inputs and outputs will be reset to LOW. 
C) The outputs will all go LOW. 
D) Only the CLK will be disabled during this time, preventing any transfer of data between inputs and outputs.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

At point 'X' on a timing diagram, typically, it indicates a moment where a specific action occurs based on the context of the diagram. In this case, without seeing the actual figure but based on common interpretations of timing diagrams, when it's stated that "the outputs will all go LOW," it suggests that at point 'X', there is a transition or event that causes all outputs of the system or circuit in question to switch to a LOW state. This could be due to a reset condition, a specific control signal, or a state change dictated by the system's logic or operation sequence.