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This document contains 28 multiple choice and theoretical questions about digital logic systems and binary arithmetic. The questions cover topics such as converting between number systems like binary, decimal, hexadecimal and octal; Boolean algebra identities and logic gate operations; addition and subtraction in binary using two's complement method; and realizing logic functions using universal NAND and NOR gates. The questions are meant to assess understanding of fundamental concepts in digital systems at different Bloom's taxonomy levels including remember, understand and apply.

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Question Bank cAT-1

This document contains 28 multiple choice and theoretical questions about digital logic systems and binary arithmetic. The questions cover topics such as converting between number systems like binary, decimal, hexadecimal and octal; Boolean algebra identities and logic gate operations; addition and subtraction in binary using two's complement method; and realizing logic functions using universal NAND and NOR gates. The questions are meant to assess understanding of fundamental concepts in digital systems at different Bloom's taxonomy levels including remember, understand and apply.

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Question bank ETE

Course Title: Introduction to Digital Systems Course Code: G2UC101B


1. Convert hexadecimal (FF216) to binary. BTL2 CO1
2. Convert the Octal number (1051) to decimal. BTL2 CO1
Recognize the highest single digit number in the following number system:

(a) Decimal Number System


3. BTL2 CO1
2. (b) Binary Number System
3. (c) Octal Number System
4. (d) Hexadecimal Number System

4. “NAND & NOR gates called universal gates”, Illustrate. BTL3 CO2

5. Convert the hexadecimal number (1FF) to Octal. BTL2 CO1


BTL2
6. Convert the Octal number (1072) to decimal. CO1

BTL2
7. Convert Octal (1745) to hexadecimal. CO1

BTL2
8. What are Universal Gates? Interpret your answer through some examples. CO1

(A) Differentiate Signed Binary number and Unsigned Binary number? (B) Represent
9. BTL2 CO1
+127 and -127 using 8-bit 1’s compliment form.
Perform the following Binary Arithmetic operations:
(a) Addition: (b) Subtraction:
0 1 1 1 1 1
0
10. BTL3 CO2
+ 1 0 1 - 1 0 0
1
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Write the symbol, truth table, Boolean expression for following logic gates:
11. CO1
(i) NAND Gate (ii) XOR Gate BTL2
12. State De-Morgan’s law of Boolean algebra and Justify them using truth table. BTL2 CO1
Simplify the following Boolean expressions using Boolean Laws:
13. BTL3 CO2
1. (i) (X + Y).(X’ + Y)
2. (ii) (A + B).(A + C)

Prove the following:

14. 1. (i) A + A’B +AB =A + B BTL3 CO2


2. (ii) AB + ABC + AB’ = A

Prove the following identities using Boolean laws:


15. BTL3 CO2
(i) A+A.B=A
(ii) (A + B) . (A + C) = A + B . C
Simplify the following Boolean expressions and design circuit using logic gates:

16. 1. (i) Y = [(A . B)’ + (A . C)’]’ BTL3 CO2


2. (ii) Y = [(A + B)’ . (A + C)’]’

17. Sketch the equivalent circuit of OR, NOR & NOT logics using NAND gate. BTL3 CO2

18. Sketch the equivalent circuit of NAND, AND & NOT logics using NOR gate. BTL3 CO2
19. Subtract (5)10 from (9)10, Using 2’s complement method. BTL2 CO1
20. Subtract (9)10 from (4)10, Using 2’s complement method. BTL2 CO1

21. Convert the binary number 1010 1111 1011 0010 into the equivalent hex number. BTL2 CO1

22. Perform (1010)2 - (101)2 Using 2’s complement method. BTL3 CO2

23. Obtain the 1’s & 2’s complement of the following numbers: (1010)2 & (10110010)2. CO2
BTL3
24. With neat sketch, realize the expression Y = AB + CD by NAND gates only. BTL3 CO2
Y = ABC + BC’D + A’BC
25. BTL3 CO2
(A) Simplify this equation and realize using basic gates. (B) Realize the simplified
equation using only NOR gates.
Write the smallest TWO digit number in the following number systems

26. a. Binary BTL2 CO1


b. Octal
c. Hexadecimal
Identify the operation performed by the following gates.

27. BTL2 CO1


28. Realize AND logic, using NOR gates only. BTL3 CO2

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