A math teacher asked you as a digital circuit designer to build an interactive tool that would allow elementary school students to have fun while learning the properties of numbers. The teacher described the tool to you in the following details: - The tool has an input panel that allows the student to enter any number from 1 to 10. - - - The tool has two lights: green & red. If the student enters an even number, the green light will turn on. If the student enters a prime number, the red light will turn on. Of course, green & red lights can turn on together, depending on the properties of the entered number. Your task is to design and implement the underlying combinational circuit for this interactive tool. Answer the following questions: 1. Obtain the canonical algebraic expressions (i.e., sum of minterms) for each output as a function of the input variables. 2. Obtain the simplified Boolean functions (using K-map) for each output as a function of the input variables. Draw the logical diagram of the combinational circuit. 3. 4. Verify your design by simulation using https://circuitverse.org/simulator (implement your circuit, attach a screenshot of the circuit design, and provide a link to your implementation).

Please help. You are going to draw arrows that indicates the flow of the given 5 actions (a,b,c,d,e). You can draw arrows for all of them in the picture above, or make separate drawing for each letter. Please help me this is about CARRIER ACTION/FLOW OF CARRIERS in a semiconductor. It is also about Ferni Level.

A) Write Verilog code describing the following circuits in A and B. :Do DO Clocko LL E DOC E O Q B) DODI

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Which of the following characteristics belongs to an analog quantity? a. Its values follow a mathematic formula curve. b. Discrete levels represent change in a quantity. c. It can be described with a finite number of steps. d. It has a continuous set of values over a given range.

2. A. What parameters can be measured with a digital multimeter (DMM)? B. How does the DMM measure each parameter given that its internal circuitry actually only responds to voltage? C. What is the input resistance of the DMM on voltage ranges and why is this important? D. What voltage will the DMM read in the circuit below? Show computations. www DMM

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Q1. Draw flowchart to find the average of 10 positive numbers. [Hint: Read the number in a loop, add them if it is positive and then find average] Q2. Draw flowchart to read 5 numbers from a user and then find the second largest number of them.

Identify the true data dependencies, anti-dependencies, and output dependencies in the following instruction sequence:   I1: R2 = R1 + 80          I2: R1 = R3 + R4                         I3: R2 = R3 - 96          I4: R4 = R3 + R5                         I5: R6 = R4 + R5   I6: R4 = R6 + 100

DEGREE: Electrical Engineering SUBJECT/COURSE: AC CircuitsTOPIC: Converter and Rectifier NOTE: Please solve in this way. 1. Please have a good handwriting, some of the answers are not readable. Thank you!2. GIVEN. (Include symbols and units)3. REQUIRED/FIND/MISSING (with symbol/s)4. ILLUSTRATION (Required).5. Step-by-step SOLUTION with Formulas and Symbols. No Shortcut, No skipping, and detailed as possible6. FINAL ANSWERS must be rounded up to three decimal places PROBLEM:A three-anode mercury-arc rectifier supplies a 250-kw 230-volt load and is energized from a 4,600-volt three-phase source through a three-phase transformer whose primaries are in delta. Assuming an arc drop of 20-volts, calculate:(a) the d-c load current;(b) the voltage and kilovolt-ampere rating of each transformer secondary;(c) the current and kilovolt-ampere rating of the three-phase transformer.