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This course includes logic operators, gates, combinational and sequential circuits are studied along with their constituent elements comprising adders, decoders, encoders, multiplexers, as well as latches, flip-flops, counters and registers. This assignment includes: Gray, Code, Base, Conversion, Parity, Bit, Decimal, Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal, BCD, Excess-3, Convert
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Subject: Digital Logic Design Marks: 100 Issue: 14 Feb 2012 Due on: 22 Feb 2012
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along-with page numbers and also specify the missing ones. No late submissions will be accepted unless a prior approval from the teacher has been obtained in advance with extreme genuine reasons. The assignments submitted after due date/time will be graded zero.
assignments found mutually copied will be marked zero and such recurrence
originality of their efforts and no copying from others.
certificate to be attached with the assignment work.
Problem No-1 Convert the following numbers from the given base to the indicated bases in the table: Decimal Binary Octal Hexadec 369.3125??? ? 10111101.101?? ?? 326.5? ??? F3C7.A
Problem No-2 a. The following calculation was performed by a particular breed of unusually intelligent chicken. If the radix r used by the chicken corresponds to its total number of tows, how many toes does the chicken have on each foot? ((35)r +(24)r )×(21)r = (1501)r b. Write the last three digits of your registration number in the following codes:- i. 8,4,2,1(BCD) ii. 5,3,2, iii. Excess- iv. Gray v. 8,4,-2,-
Problem No-3 Given the two unsigned numbers X=375.5 10 and Y=645.6 8 : a. Perform subtraction X-Y and Y-X using 1’s complement. b. Convert your answer in hexadecimal.
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Problem No-4 The two signed numbers A=1101010 2 and B= 011101 2 are 2’s Complement numbers. Perform the following operations and indicate whether overflow occurs. a. A+B b. A-B
Problem No-5 Express the speed of light c(c=0.2998x10 9 ), in:- a. Binary b. Single-precision (32-bit) floating point
Problem No-6 Write your complete registration number, Name, course and section in ASCII code using an odd parity. Rework the problem with 0 padded to the most significant bit position.
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