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The document discusses digital logic and contains questions about analog vs digital systems, digital computers, integrated circuits, number systems, binary operations, binary addition and subtraction, and parity codes. Students are asked to define terms, convert between number systems, perform binary and BCD arithmetic, and determine parity errors.

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The document discusses digital logic and contains questions about analog vs digital systems, digital computers, integrated circuits, number systems, binary operations, binary addition and subtraction, and parity codes. Students are asked to define terms, convert between number systems, perform binary and BCD arithmetic, and determine parity errors.

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Digital Logic

CACS105 – Assignment #01

Attempt all the questions given below and submit your answer file via google classroom.
Note: Insert your name and college roll number (CRN) as mention below
STUDENT NAME: _________________________________________________
STUDENT CRN: __________________________________________________

1) Define analog and digital system. List any five advantages of digital system over its
analog counterpart.
2) Write any five different between analog and digital system.
3) Write short notes on Digital Computer and Integrated Circuits(IC).
4) What is clock waveform? Why it is essential in digital electronics?
5) Define number system and radix. Explain the different types of number system.
6) Convert the following
i) (225.225)10 to (----)2,(----)8,(----)16
ii) (1001001.011)2 to (----)10,(----)8,(----)16
iii) (623.77)8 to (----)2,(----)10,(----)16
iv) (2AC5.D)16 to (----)2,(----)10, (----)8
v) (250.5)10 to base-3, 4 and 7.
7) Obtain 1ꞌs and 2ꞌs complement of:
1010101, 0111000, 0000001, 10101110
8) Obtain 9ꞌs and 10ꞌs complement of:
13579, 09900, 90090, 10000
9) Subtract the following decimal numbers using 9’s and 10’s complement:
i) 5250-321
ii) 3570-2100
iii) 753-864
iv) 20-100
10) Subtract the following binary numbers using 1’s and 2’s complement:
i) 11010-1101
ii) 11010-10000
iii) 10010-10011
iv) 100-110000
11) Write (-53) in: i) Signed magnitude representation, ii) 1ꞌs complement representation and
iii) 2ꞌs complement representation.
12) Find the value of negative number 1101011 if it is in signed magnitude, 1ꞌs complement
and 2ꞌs complement forms.
13) Perform the following operation using signed 2’s complement representation:
i) -70-80
ii) 42-13
iii) -46+26
14) Add the following numbers in BCD:
i) 99+19
ii) 10011000+10010111
Digital Logic
CACS105 – Assignment #01

iii) 1000+0001
iv) 01100100+00110011
15) Determine which of the following even parity codes are in error:
i) 100110010
ii) 011101010
16) Determine which of the following odd parity codes are in error:
i) 001101011
ii) 0101101000101
17) Attach the proper even/odd parity bit to each of the following bytes(8-bit) data:
i) 10100100
ii) 00001001
iii) 11111110

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