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This document contains instructions for a digital logic design exam consisting of 17 questions worth a total of 100 marks. The questions cover topics such as binary, hexadecimal, and BCD conversions; advantages of JK flip-flops over SR flip-flops; full adders; Boolean algebra; logic minimization using K-maps; gray to binary code conversion; master-slave JK flip-flops; multiplexers; D flip-flops; programmable logic arrays; serial-in serial-out shift registers; binary parallel adders; priority encoders; Boolean logic proofs; universal gates; and asynchronous vs synchronous counters.

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This document contains instructions for a digital logic design exam consisting of 17 questions worth a total of 100 marks. The questions cover topics such as binary, hexadecimal, and BCD conversions; advantages of JK flip-flops over SR flip-flops; full adders; Boolean algebra; logic minimization using K-maps; gray to binary code conversion; master-slave JK flip-flops; multiplexers; D flip-flops; programmable logic arrays; serial-in serial-out shift registers; binary parallel adders; priority encoders; Boolean logic proofs; universal gates; and asynchronous vs synchronous counters.

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Subject: Digital Logic Design

Date: ____________ Marks: 100 Time: ____________

Instructions: Candidate should read carefully the Instructions printed on the Question Paper and on the Answer Book, which is provided for their use. NB: 1. Question No. 1 is compulsory 2. Out of remaining questions, attempt any 4 questions 3. In all 5(five) questions to be attempted 4. All questions carry equal marks 5. Answer to each new question to be started on a fresh page Q.1 A] 1. Convert the following [04 ] 2. i) (26)10 = ( ? )16 3. ii) (126)BCD = ( ? )EX-3 4. iii) (1101011101011.1)2 = ( ? ) 16 5. iv) (21.023)3 = ( ? )10 B] 6. What is the advantage of JK flip-flop over SR flip-flop [04] C] D] E] 7. Explain Full Adder 8. Convert Y = A + BC + AB into canonical form 9. i) Subtract using ones complement method (10110111)2 - ( 111101)2 ii) Subtract using twos complement method (6321.235)8 (2132.33)8 Simplify the function Y = m(1,2,3,7,8,9,10,11,14,15) using Quine- Mc Clusky method and draw simplified logical diagram Design a gray to binary code converter Simplify the following using K-map to their minimum SOP form and draw simplified logical diagram Y = (0,2,4,5,9,11,12,13) Draw and explain the master-slave JK flip flop What is Multiplexer? Implement the following function using 8:1 multiplexer F( A,B, C,D) = m (0 ,1,3,4,8,9,15) Explain the function of D flip-flop and find its characteristic equation What is PAL? Design the following using PAL Y1= m(1,5,6,7) Y2= m(1,3,4) Explain the working of Serial in Serial out shift register with logic diagram and waveforms i) Write a short note on Binary Parallel Adder ii) Priority Encoder i) Prove that AB + AC = AB + AC + BC ii) If AB + AB = C ,show that AC + AC = B iii) Explain Universal Gates with diagrams Implement the logic function Y= ABC + AC + ABC using i) NAND gates only ii) NOR gates only Explain the difference between the performance of asynchronous and synchronous counters? [04] [04] [04]

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