Exam One in Introduction to Computer Engineering, Fall 1999, Exams of Computer Science

The instructions and problems for exam one in the introduction to computer engineering course offered at carnegie mellon university in the fall of 1999. The exam covers boolean algebra, k-maps, and cmos circuits. Students are required to simplify boolean expressions, draw cmos circuits, and identify conducting paths in cmos circuits.

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ECE2030E Introduction to Computer Engineering Fall 1999
6 problems Exam One September 27, 1999
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Name: ____________________________________
Student ID# ________________________________
This exam is closed notes, closed book, and CALCULATORS ARE NOT PERMITTED. Show all work
and place answers in the space provided. If more work space is needed, please use the back of the test sheet
and make a note of this next to the problem number. Partial credit will only be given to work that is
presented in a clear and structured manner.
Problem Number (Total Points) Points Awarded
Problem #1 (20pts)
Problem #2 (20pts)
Problem #3 (20pts)
Problem #4 (5pts)
Problem #5 (15pts)
Problem #6 (20pts)
Total Points: ________________
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6 problems Exam One September 27, 1999

Name: ____________________________________

Student ID# ________________________________

This exam is closed notes, closed book, and CALCULATORS ARE NOT PERMITTED. Show all work and place answers in the space provided. If more work space is needed, please use the back of the test sheet and make a note of this next to the problem number. Partial credit will only be given to work that is presented in a clear and structured manner.

Problem Number (Total Points) Points Awarded Problem #1 (20pts) Problem #2 (20pts) Problem #3 (20pts) Problem #4 (5pts) Problem #5 (15pts) Problem #6 (20pts)

Total Points: ________________

6 problems Exam One September 27, 1999

Problem 1 (20points)

a) (10 points) Simplify the following Boolean expression using Boolean Algebra. Please show each step to receive full credit.

F= ( A + AB ) + A ( A + B )

b) (10 points) Using the simplified expression obtained in part (a), draw the CMOS circuit for the resulting logic operation.

6 problems Exam One September 27, 1999

Problem 3 (20pts)

(a) ( 10points) For the following behavior (in map format), derive a simplified sum of products. Circle and list all prime implicants, indicating wheich are essential. Then write the simplified SOP.

Simplified SOP expression: ___________________________________

(b) ( 5 points) For the following k-map, derive a simplified sum of products

Simplified SOP expression: __________________________ (c) ( 5 points) For the following k-map, derive a simplified sum of products

Simplified SOP expression: ________________________________________

X = don’t care condition

AB

CD

Prime Implicants

Essential?

Yes No

00 01 11 10

00

01

11

10

AB

CD

1 0 0 1

0

0 0 0

(^0 0 )

0

1 0 0 1

00 01 11 10

00

01

11

10

AB

CD

0 X 1 0

1

0 0 X

(^0 1 )

0

1 0 0 1

6 problems Exam One September 27, 1999

Problem 4 (5 points): For the following CMOS circuit and the given values of the inputs, please indicate the state of each transistor (i.e. put “on” for conducting and “off” for non-conducting by each nfet and pfet ). Also show a conducting path that connects the output to GRD or Vdd. BE SURE TO FILL IN THE OUTPUT IN THE BELOW TABLE!!

A B C D E OUTPUT

V dd Logic “1”

Logic “0”

GRD

A

B

C

D

E

A

B C

D E

F

6 problems Exam One September 27, 1999

Problem 6 (20points):

(a) (5 points) For the following expression derive a simplified sum of products expression using the given k-map.

F = ABC + AD + ABCD + BCD + ABC D

Simplified SOP F=________________________________________

(b) (15 points) Find the simplified product of sums (POS) expression for F in part (a).

Simplified POS ____________________________________________________________-

00 01 11 10

00

01

11

10

AB

CD