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Chapter 19: Problem 2647

In VLSI circuits more than gates are contained. (A) 1000 (B) 100 (C) 10 (D) 500

Short Answer

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The correct answer is (A) 1000. VLSI circuits involve the integration of a large number of gates (typically thousands or more) on a single chip. Among the options given, 1000 gates best represent the typical scale of gate volume in a VLSI circuit.

Step by step solution

01

Understand VLSI technology

Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) is a process that allows the integration of a very large number of transistors (in the order of thousands or more) on a single microchip. The gate count of a VLSI device often represents the complexity of the device. Remember, a gate in this context refers to an electronic or digital logic gate, which is an elementary building block of a digital circuit.
02

Draw a conclusion from the definition of VLSI

From the definition of VLSI, we know it involves the integration of a large number of gates (typically thousands or more) on a single chip. This scale would efficiently implement complex circuits and greatly improve the performance.
03

Compare with the given options

Comparing this with the multiple-choice options given, the closest answer that defines VLSI circuits, through the number of integrated gates, should be a number in the order of thousands.
04

Choose the correct answer

The correct answer is: (A) 1000. The real number could be more or less than this, but among the options given, this one is the closest to the typical scale of gate volume in a VLSI circuit.

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