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MCQ Unit4,5 Nanocomputing

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MCQ Unit4,5 Nanocomputing

The document contains a quiz with 30 multiple choice questions related to quantum computation and computing. The questions cover topics like quantum gates, ion trapping, qubit control methods, quantum dot properties, NMR computing, and classical computing architecture.

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MCQ

Unit 4

1. Quantum computation is been realized at first in ____ gate


and
NOT
CAND
CNOT

2. In CNOT gate, ions trapped with ______


radio frequency
micro wave
visible light
UV light

3. Difficulty of _______ is being traded off qubit spacing


manupulating
manufacturing
capturing
handling
4. The phosphorous qubits classically spaced apart and are controlled by local ______
magnetic field
electrostatic field
electrical field
friction
5. Which occupies lesser area?
internal feedback LFSR
external feedback LFSR
null condition CA
cyclic boundary CA

6. ________have been proposed to control the potential barrier between the quantum dots.
QCA clocks
QCA wires
QCA Cycles
QCA wires

7. Unique feature of NMR in organic liquids is


Utilization of ensembles of molecules
Utilization of single molecules
Avoiding of single molecules
Avoiding of ensemble of molecules
8. Nuclei of various ____constituting the qubits in _____ quantum computers
Atoms, DNA molecule
Gases, Neuranol
Gases, organic molecule
atoms, inorganic
9. Ensemble of molecules in the form of _____ been used organic quantum computers
solid
liquid
gas
aerosol

10. Unlike classical computers, Quantum computers require ________ to function


a) high temperature
b) low temperature
c) low density
d) high density

11. Narrow wires must be short and should be controlled by nearby _____in Quantum computers
a) narrow wires
b) neighbor wires
c) common channel
d) wide wires

12. Cellular automata produces


exhaustive patterns
exhaustive pseudo random patterns
random patterns
pseudo random patterns
13. Which method needs more number of EX-OR gates?
internal feedback LFSR
counters
external feedback LFSR
cellular automata

14. SQUIDs are tiny loops of _____ that, when exposed to a magnetic field, carry an electrical current
a) insulator
b) superconductor
c) semiconductor
d) polymers

Unit 5

15. _____process the data according to the instructions of the program


a) Processing unit
b) Assembler
c) memory
d) compiler

16. Generally memory is split into _____ memory and ____ memory
a) Program & data
b) Program & temporary
c) variable & temporary
d) data & temporary

17. Current microprocessors are advantageous due to their _____logic gates and their architecture
a) digital
b) analog
c) hybrid type of analog & digital
d) molecular

18. Future computer should switch off the ________ circuits


a) inactive
b) repaired
c) unused
d) frequently used

19. The computation power of a system could be extended if many process work on the _____
a) same task
b) different tasks
c) multiple tasks
d) only one task

20. The efficiency is inversely proportional to active


a) chip density
b) chip length
c) chip thickness
d) chip area

21. The efficiency is inversely proportional to the clock _____


a) power
b) resistance
c) frequency
d) capacitance

22. Parasitic wiring capacitances have to be minimized in order to maintain the clock ___ within certain
boundaries
a) power
b) resistance
c) frequency
d) capacitance

23. Distributed parasitic capacitances limit the ____of a wire and result in distorted signals.
a) bandwidth
b) resistance
c) frequency
d) lifetime

24. In parallelism the static power consumption ____ for constant supply voltage since large number of devices
causes more leakage current
a) decreases
b) increases
c) exponentially increases
d) exponentially decreases
25. The memory generally consumes ___ % of the entire circuitry
a) 60
b) 70
c) 80
d) 90
26. While processing with large memories, the maximum clock frequency can be roughly estimated as a
function of ________
a) the address space
b) memory space
c) the address space and the memory size
d) number of processes
27. In RAW computers, the programmable connections generally consume about _____ of the whole chip area.
a. 10 %
b. 30 %
c. 50 %
d. 70 %
28. In general, the power supply of the clock can consume up to ___% of the whole power consumption.
a. 5
b. 20
c. 35
d. 50
29. Parasitic wiring capacitances have to be ________in order to maintain the clock power within certain
boundaries.
a. Maximized
b. Maintained in a constant value
c. Minimized
d. neglected from the subject of interest
30. Teramac comprises ______ logic units that are clocked at a relatively low frequency of 1 MHz.
a) 10
b) 103
c) 106
d) 109

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