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The document outlines a series of assignments focused on designing various digital circuits, including arithmetic operations based on input conditions, voter systems, BCD to Excess-12 conversions, and functions using decoders and multiplexers. Each assignment specifies the requirements for circuit diagrams and the logic to be implemented, emphasizing efficiency and the use of specified components. Additionally, it includes tasks related to priority encoders and the construction of truth tables.

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Assignment#3

The document outlines a series of assignments focused on designing various digital circuits, including arithmetic operations based on input conditions, voter systems, BCD to Excess-12 conversions, and functions using decoders and multiplexers. Each assignment specifies the requirements for circuit diagrams and the logic to be implemented, emphasizing efficiency and the use of specified components. Additionally, it includes tasks related to priority encoders and the construction of truth tables.

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Assignment#3

1.​ Design a circuit diagram for the following system that takes two 4-bit binary numbers [A
and B] as inputs and outputs in the following fashion:
a.​ If one input is odd and the other input is even, the output should be A+B
b.​ If both inputs are odd or both inputs are even, the output should be A-B
2.​ Design a circuit diagram for the following system that takes two 4-bit binary numbers [A
and B] as inputs and outputs in the following fashion:
a.​ If both numbers are divisible by 10 the output should be A+B
b.​ A-B otherwise
3.​ Design a 23 people voter system using necessary parallel and full adder(s). Your circuit
diagram should be efficient, i.e. use the least amount of components.
Note: Use 4-bit or higher parallel adders where necessary, you cannot use any lower
than 4-bit parallel adders
4.​ Design a BCD to Excess-12 system using necessary parallel adder(s).
5.​ Design a circuit diagram for the following system that takes two 4-bit binary numbers [A
and B] as inputs and outputs in the following fashion:
a.​ If C0 is given zero, it will perform normal addition and returns A+B
b.​ If C0 is given as 1, it will perform addition in 1’s complement and returns A-B
6.​ Construct the function F(a,b,c,d,e) = ∑(0,1, 2, 4, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 25, 31):
a.​ Using 3x8 decoder(s) only.
b.​ Using 2x4 decoder(s) only.
c.​ Using 3x8 and 2x4 decoder(s) both.
7.​ Construct the function F(a,b,c,d,e) = ∑(0,1, 5, 8, 9, 13, 16, 19, 24, 25, 31):
a.​ Using 16x1 and 2x1 mux(s) (you need to use both in the same circuit)
b.​ Using only 4x1 mux(s)
8.​ Construct the following circuits using only 4x1 mux: ab’ + c’
9.​ You have to construct the truth table and internal circuit diagram for a 4x2 priority
encoder. The priority is given in the following manner:
a.​ If the number of 1 in a binary input is divisible by 3, then priority will be given to
the MSB line.
b.​ If the number of 1 in a binary input is divisible by 2, then priority will be given to
the LSB line.
c.​ For all other cases, the priority will be given to the MSB line.
10.​[Ungraded] Design a 16x1 mux using only a single 4x1 mux. You may use other basic
gates as required.

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