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This document contains instructions for an assignment on number systems for a Digital Circuits and Systems course. It includes tasks such as converting between decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal and other number bases. It also covers operations like complements, addition in different bases, and determining unknown number bases.

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G H PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, V. V.

Nagar
VALLABH VIDYANAGAR – 388 120
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

SEMESTER: EVEN ACADEMIC YEAR:2008 – 2009


SUBJECT CODE: EC254 SUBJECT TITLE: DIGITAL CIRCUITS & SYSTEMS
DIVISION: 5 (MC)

Assignment 1 (Based on Number Systems)

1 What is the weight of the digit ‘1’ in the following numbers?


(i) (8721)10 (iv) (742.91)10
(ii) (1732)8 (v) (00100)2
(iii) (A213)16 (vi) (232.122)6

2 Convert the following Numbers into Decimal.


(i) (11010101)2 (v) (ABC)16
(ii) (100101.011)2 (vi) (CD.1F)16
(iii) (353)8 (vii) (2301)6
(iv) (232.122)8 (viii) (34.23)6

3 Convert the following Numbers into Binary.


(i) (108)10 (v) (BCD)16
(ii) (54.87)10 (vi) (2C.1D)16
(iii) (6214)8 (vii) (2301)4
(iv) (43.16)8 (viii) (31.23)4

4 Convert the following Numbers into Octal.


(i) (6972)10 (v) (DAC)16
(ii) (83.61)10 (vi) (A4.E2)16
(iii) (10011011110)2 (vii) (1302)4
(iv) (10010.010111)2 (viii) (20.12)4

5 Convert the following Numbers into Hexadecimal.


(i) (9134)10 (v) (100101101)2
(ii) (58.43)10 (vi) (11010.1101)2
(iii) (7652)8 (vii) (3201)4
(iv) (65.134)8 (viii) (21.32)4

6 Find r’s and (r-1)’s complement for the following Numbers.


(i) (101110100)2
(ii) (45.12)8
(iii) (3956)10
(iv) (A52B)16

7 Represent the following pair of decimal numbers into signed 2’s complement
representation and add them.
(i) 33 and 15
(ii) 56 and –27
(iii) –46 and 25
(iv) –110 and –84
8 Write the equivalent binary codes for decimal digits 0 to 9 for the following and
G H PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, V. V. Nagar
VALLABH VIDYANAGAR – 388 120
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

also state that in which category that the code falls in? (Non-weighted, Weighted,
Sequential, Self-complementary)
(i) BCD (iv) 4-bit Gray
(ii) Excess-3 (v) 2421
(iii) 84-2-1 (vi) 5211

9 Convert the following numbers as directed.


(i) (98)10 to BCD (v) (0110101111000111)Xs-3 to Decimal
(ii) (145)10 to 84-2-1 (vi) (10011010010)2 to Gray
(iii) (111110110100)2421 to (vii) (11010100110)Gray to Binary
Decimal (viii) (9316)10 to 5211
(iv) (7621)10 to Excess-3

10 State the algorithm to add two BCD numbers. Convert each pair of the following
decimal numbers to BCD and add them.
(i) 53 to 12
(ii) 49 to 14
(iii) 28 to 29

11 State the algorithm to add two Excess-3 numbers. Convert each pair of the
following decimal numbers to Excess-3 and add them.
(iv) 53 to 12
(v) 49 to 14
(vi) 28 to 29

12 Determine the value of base x if (211)X = (152)8.

13 Noting that 32 = 9, formulate a simple procedure for converting base-3 numbers


directly to base 9. Use the procedure to convert (2110201102220112)3 to base 9.

Mr. Hasmukh Koringa


(Course Coordinator)

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