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EE - 208 Digital Circuits and Systems Tutorial 1: Review of Number System

This document provides a tutorial on number systems and digital circuits. It contains questions about converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal number systems. It also covers signed number representations, arithmetic operations in different bases, and binary coded decimal and excess-3 number encodings.

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EE - 208 Digital Circuits and Systems Tutorial 1: Review of Number System

This document provides a tutorial on number systems and digital circuits. It contains questions about converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal number systems. It also covers signed number representations, arithmetic operations in different bases, and binary coded decimal and excess-3 number encodings.

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Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Roorkee

Spring 2014

EE - 208 Digital Circuits and Systems


Tutorial 1: Review of Number System
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Convert the following binary numbers to their decimal equivalents.


(i) 10110
(ii) 1000 1101
(iii) 1001 0000 1001 (iv) 1111 010111 (v) 0.10111001
(vi) 0.00111010
Convert the following decimal values to binary
(i) 37
(i) 14 (iii) 189
(iv) 205
What is the largest decimal value that can be represented by an 8 bit binary ? A 16 bit
number ?
Convert each octal number given to its decimal equivalent
(i) 743 (ii) 36 (iii) 3777 (iv) 257
(a) List the hex numbers in sequence from 280 to 2A0
(b) Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to decimal numbers
(i) 92H
(ii) 1A6H
(iii) 37FDH
(iv) 2C0H
Make a generalized FLOW CHART to convert a given a digital, INTEGER number in a
number system of base R to its equivalent decimal number.
Write the 8-bit signed magnitude, twos complement, and ones complement
representations for each decimal number
(i) +25
(ii) +120
(iii) +82
(iv) -42
(v) -6
(vi) -111
Add the following pairs of octal numbers
(i) 1776
(ii) 57734
(iii) 511042
(iv) 252757
+1432
+1066
+57647
+465521
------------ ---------------------------------------Each of the following arithmetic operations is correct in atleast one number system.
Determine possible radices of the numbers in each operation.
(i) 1234 + 5432 = 6666
(ii) 41/3 = 13
(iii) 33/3 =11
(iv) 23+44+14+32 = 223
(v) 302/20 = 12.1
(vi) 41 5
Find the sum of following pairs of decimal numbers assuming 8-bit 1s complement and
2s complement representations of numbers.
(i) +61+(-23) (ii) -56+(-55) (iii) +28+(+27) (iv) -48+(+35)
Represent the decimal numbers 535 and 637 in
(i) BCD code
(ii) Excess-3 code
Add the resulting numbers so that the sum in each case is appropriately encoded.
Subtract 423 from 721, assuming the numbers are represented in excess-3 code.

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