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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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Q4/ The decimal 793.251)= ( number O 1431.200 O No one of them 1431.204 number ( O 1341.200 O 1341.201 ) in octal
b) There are five binary or hexadecimal numbers and six decimal conversions. Draw a line to connect each binary/hexadecimal to decimal number. Binary/Hexadecimal Decimal 4E 78 11011010 157 10011101 167 A7 25 19 218
1. An arithmetic system operates with 3-digit decimal numbers with sign presented in BCD (12 bits), negative numbers utilize the 10's complement form, one decimal digit (4 bits) is occupied by sign: 0 for "+" and 9 for "-". 1a) Show the most positive and the most negative numbers in both decimal and BCD forms. 1b) Present numbers A=+36 and B= -42 in BCD. 1c) Present the 10's complements of A and B in BCD. 1d) Perform the following operations bit-by-bit, show carries, apply BCD correction (add 6) when necessary (the sum of two decimal digits is greater than 9). 1d1) A+B in BCD. 1d2) A - B = A+(-B) in BCD by addition of A and the 10's complement of B. 1d3) B-A= B + (-A) in BCD by addition of B and the 10's complement of A.
Using excess-15 notation, what is the decimal equivalent of this binary number 1011001110000000. A) 0.123423 B) -0.123423 C) 0.234375 D) -0.234375 E) 0.65342 F) -0.65342 G) 0.37520 H) -0.37520 I) None among the given choices
6. Express the following gray code numbers as binary numhers: a) 100111100 b) 0110101 c) 10110010101 7. Express the following decimal numbers as 2421 codes: a) 168 b) 6735 c) 9021 d) 254
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Problem 4 1-13.* Convert the following binary numbers to their equivalent decimal values. (a) 110012 Show Procedure (b) 1001.10012 (c) 10011011001.101102
(a) Convert the following numbers: (i) F2B16 to Octal. (ii) 1011101 Gray to BCD. (iii) -12510 to 10 bits One's complement.
Q2: Answer three of the following branches: 1. Add (01110101)2 with (00110011)2 in Decimal, Binary Octal and Hexadecimal. 2. Find (5.5)10) ^3 in binary multiplication. 3. Divide (30.25)10 by (5.5)10 in binary division. 4. Subtract (00110011): from (01110101): using Normal, I's complement and 2' complement subtraction.
Q1/The binary number ( 1011011011011.1110111001101)= ( ) in octal number *
How to build this circuit? (on Digital or Logisim) Binary-coded decimal is an alternative method of representing integers using binary. In it, each base-10 digit is represented by four bits, thus each nibble takes one of 10 values (0000 through 1001). Therefore, using BCD, 42 (decimal) is represented as 0100 0010 (binary) and 196 (decimal) is represented as 0001 1001 0110 (binary). Create a circuit in Logisim that accepts as input a pair of two-digit integers represented as BCD and outputs their sum in BCD. Any and all Digital components are fair game. You can assume that all inputs will be valid BCD-encoded numbers.
a) Convert the decimal number - 222 into a signed binary number using (1) sign-magnitude method (2) 1's complement method (3) 2's complement method b) If the above decimal number is positive , that is + 222, then convert it to a signed binary number using 1 's complement method c) Do the following binary subtraction: 110100101.10111- 000001100.11010

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