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This document is an assignment from a Digital Logic Design class at Bahria University in Islamabad for Spring 2019. It asks students to take the initials of their name and convert them to binary using ASCII codes, then convert to other bases including base 8, 16, BCD and decimal. It further asks students to perform subtraction of the two initials in each base and convert the results back to decimal to check for equality. The assignment aims to help students practice different number systems and arithmetic operations related to digital logic design.

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Bahria University, Islamabad: Name: - Enrolment

This document is an assignment from a Digital Logic Design class at Bahria University in Islamabad for Spring 2019. It asks students to take the initials of their name and convert them to binary using ASCII codes, then convert to other bases including base 8, 16, BCD and decimal. It further asks students to perform subtraction of the two initials in each base and convert the results back to decimal to check for equality. The assignment aims to help students practice different number systems and arithmetic operations related to digital logic design.

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Bahria University, Islamabad

Subject: Digital Logic Design (CEN-120) Instructor: Zain Bin Khalid


Assignment # 01 (CLO-1) Class: BEE-2-D: Spring 2019 Date: March 1, 2019

Name: _________________________ Enrolment: ___________________________

Question 1.
1. Convert the initials of your name (i.e. first letter of the first name and first letter of the last name) into
binary using the ASCII table below.
2. Consider the code generated against the first name initial as ‘M’ and that against the second initial as
‘N’.
3. Convert them into base 8, 16, BCD and Decimal
4. Use radix and radix-1 complement to compute M-N in all bases.
5. Convert the results in all bases back to decimal.
6. Are they equal?

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