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This document covers various topics in digital logic circuits and binary arithmetic including: 1) Why digital signals are needed even when real world signals are analog 2) Converting between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems 3) Performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using binary numbers

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This document covers various topics in digital logic circuits and binary arithmetic including: 1) Why digital signals are needed even when real world signals are analog 2) Converting between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems 3) Performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using binary numbers

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BEKG 1113

Principle of Electrical and Electronics

TUTORIAL 7
1. When the real world gives us analogue signals, why do we still need to use digital signal
representation?
2. Convert these binary numbers to decimal:
a. 0101.10 2
b. 1011 00102
c. 1001.10012
3. Convert these numbers from Hex to decimal:
a. CAFE16
b. A2F16
4. Add the following:
a. 00011010 2 + 000011002
b. 00010011 2 + 001111102

5. Subtract the following:


a. 00100101 2 00010001 2
b. 00110011 2 - 00010110 2

6. Multiply the following:


a. 00101001 2 110
b. 00010111 2 11

7. Divide the following:


a. 00101010 2 110
b. 10000111 2 101

8. Calculate the decimal numbers below using binary arithmetic: (Note: Can Use 2s
Complement Method If Required)
a. 46 + 22
b. 85 41

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Principle of Electrical and Electronics

c. 79 120
d. 113 + 27
e. 53 - 98
9. Convert these numbers from decimal to binary:
a. 44.2510
b. 10010
10. Convert these numbers from decimal to Hex:
a. 155.510
b. 1312.34375 10
11. Convert these numbers from Hex to binary:
a. BACA.1E16
b. 6D7.AA16
12. Name the seven logic gates with their symbols and truth tables.

13. Given Y ABC A BC AB C . Develop the truth table and draw the equivalent ANDOR logic circuit.

14. Develop the truth table and map (K-map) the following SOP expressions of two
variables:
a. AB A B
b. AB A B
Which logic gates similar with the expressions above?

15. Map (K-map) the following SOP expressions of three variables:


a.

ABC AB C A BC A B C

b. A B C A B C AB C ABC

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Principle of Electrical and Electronics

16. Write and map the SOP Boolean expression from the truth table given below.
Simplify/minimize the Boolean expression for the output. Draw the logic circuit.

Input

Output

Truth table

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Principle of Electrical and Electronics

17. What is the difference between sequential circuit and combinational logic circuit?

18. Given in figure 2 a timing diagram of a rising edge triggered D Flip Flop. Draw the
output, Q waveform.

C
D
Figure 2

19. Given in figure 3 a timing diagram of a rising edge triggered S-R Flip Flop. Draw the
output, Q waveform.

C
S
R
Figure 3
20. Given in figure 4 a timing diagram of a rising edge triggered J-K Flip Flop. Draw the
output, Q waveform.

C
J
K
Figure 4

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Principle of Electrical and Electronics

21. Given in figure 5 a timing diagram of a rising edge triggered T Flip Flop. Draw the
output, Q waveform.

Figure 5

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