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Learning Material - Experiment in ICT 2

Week 1
Goal of week
Introduce number system used in Digital Electronics
Review the presentation of binary number, hexadecimal number and how to convert from one
number system to another one.

Exercises
a. Convert decimal to binary
1. Convert the following decimal numbers to their binary equivalents:
126, 96, 110, 145, 255, 500
2. 37.7510 = …………2 , 29.2510 = …………2, 129.187510 = ……2, 777.12510 =
…………2
b. Convert binary to decimal
1. Convert the following binary number to their decimal equivalents:
101100; 010011; 011110; 1101011; 101011; 111111; 100010; 111000
2. 11101.0112 =……….10, 101111.100112=…………10 10101010101011.12=……….10
c. One’s complement, two’s complement
1. The……………. (LSB/MSB) of a two’s complement number is the sign bit.
2. The two’s complement number 10000110 is equal to ……………. in signed decimal.
The two’s complement number 01100110 is equal to ……………. in signed decimal.
The two’s complement number of 11110010 is equal to ……………. in signed decimal.
3. The signed decimal number of +79 is equal to ……………… in 8-bit two’s complement.
The signed decimal number of -36 equals…………………… in 8-bit two’s complement.
The signed decimal number of -117 equals………………… in 8-bit two’s complement.
The signed decimal number of +31 equals…………………… in 8-bit two’s complement.
d. Hexadecimal number and BCD number
1. Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to their decimal equivalents:
C 9E C52 67A DABC F.6 D3.C 2211.1 997.8 EBA.D
2. Convert the following decimal numbers to their hexadecimal equivalents:
8, 16, 14, 31, 80, 2561, 3000, 62500, 204.14, 255.875, 631.25
3. Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to their binary equivalents:
B, E, 1F, B64, 1E.D, 238.4
4. Convert the following binary numbers to their hexadecimal equivalents:
1010.1111, 111001.011001, 11000111.111011, 1000001.1101, 1000.1
5. Convert the following BCD numbers to their decimal equivalents:
1001, 00010111, 10000110, 010101000011, 00110010.10010100, 1010.1010
6. Convert the following BCD numbers to their binary equivalents:
00011000, 01001001, 0110.01110101, 00110111.0101, 01100000.00100101, 0001.1010

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