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KIE1003 Digital System Tutorial 1

The document contains a tutorial on digital systems with 8 questions covering topics such as: 1) Converting between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems 2) Performing arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on binary numbers 3) Representing numbers in two's complement and BCD formats 4) Encoding a statement into ASCII code with an odd parity bit

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KIE1003 Digital System Tutorial 1

The document contains a tutorial on digital systems with 8 questions covering topics such as: 1) Converting between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems 2) Performing arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on binary numbers 3) Representing numbers in two's complement and BCD formats 4) Encoding a statement into ASCII code with an odd parity bit

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KIE1003 Digital System

Tutorial 1

1. Convert these binary numbers into decimal, octal and hexadecimal.


i) 10110
ii) 01011011
iii) 11100010.1101

2. Convert each of the following octal numbers into its equivalent in the binary number system.
i) 564 ii) 2000 iii) 45.1

3. Convert each of the following hexadecimal numbers into binary.


i) 6 ii) F1 iii) 1C.3

4. If A = 100002 and B = 10012, calculate


i) A + B
ii) A - B
iii) A x B
iv) A ÷ B (to 2 binary points)

5. The following numbers are 6-bit two’s complement numbers. What decimal number do they
represent?
i) 001011
ii) 111010
iii) 110000

6. Perform the following operations below in 8-bit two’s complement form.


i) 8510 + 3710
ii) -8510 + 3710
iii) 8510 + (-3710)
iv) -8510 + (-3710)

7. Encode these decimal numbers in BCD.


i) 47 ii) 888 iii) 132.1

8. Represent the statement “X=(3+Y)*4” in ASCII code (excluding the quotes). Attach an odd
parity bit. The parity bit will be on the left most bit.

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