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This document provides a tutorial on digital electronics and contains various problems involving converting between binary, decimal, octal, hexadecimal, and other bases. Some key problems include: 1) Converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal numbers. 2) Performing subtraction using complement methods like 2's complement and 9's complement on binary and decimal numbers. 3) Word problems involving converting between bases and performing operations on numbers in different bases.

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Tutorial Sheet-1

This document provides a tutorial on digital electronics and contains various problems involving converting between binary, decimal, octal, hexadecimal, and other bases. Some key problems include: 1) Converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal numbers. 2) Performing subtraction using complement methods like 2's complement and 9's complement on binary and decimal numbers. 3) Word problems involving converting between bases and performing operations on numbers in different bases.

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EC401 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

Tutorial Sheet - 1
1. Convert the following binary numbers to decimal: a) (101110)2 b) (1110101)2 2. Convert the following numbers to decimal a) (12121)3 b) (4310)5 3. Convert (1231)10 to binary. 4. Convert the following decimal number to the bases indicated. a) 65477 to octal b) 65477 to hexadecimal 5. Convert (172605)8 to hexadecimal via binary: 6. Convert following fractions to decimal a) (0.1011)2 b) (0.2143)8 7. Convert the following decimal numbers to binary, to a maximum of six places after the decimal. (a) 56.32 (b) 15.97 8. Convert the following numbers to decimal: (a) 1F316 (b) A0F16 (c) 3728 (d) 1568

9. Calculate 9's and 10's complements on the following decimal numbers represented With 8 digits. a) 12349876 b) 00000000

10. Perform the subtraction with the following unsigned decimal numbers by taking the 10's complement of the subtrahend. a) 5250 - 1321 (4 digits) b) 1753 - 8640 (4 digits) c) 20 - 10 (2 digits) d) 1200 - 250 (4 digits)

11. Perform the subtraction with the following unsigned binary numbers by taking the 2s complement of the subtrahend. (a) 11010 -10000 (5 digits) (b) 100- 110000 (6 digits)

12. Convert (17652)8 to radix 16. 13. A company has (13) r departments and each department has (24) r number of employees. Company is also having (41) r security guards. The total strength of the company including security guards is (1013) r. What is the value of r? 14. Perform the following operations using 2s complement method (a) 48 + 23, (b) 48 23, (c) 23 48, (d) - 48 - 23 15. Subtract the following decimal numbers using 9s complement method (a) 72532 3250, (b) 3250 72532 16. Subtract the following unsigned binary numbers using 1s complement method (a) 1010100 1000100, (b) 1000100 - 1010100

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