Module 1 HW- Random Variable Vocabulary

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Question 1 Digital Electronics and Combinational Logic la) Analog and Digital Electronics i. Write either "digital" or "analog" in this to indicate whether the property in that row is typical of digital electronics or analog electronics. The first row has been completed as an example. Property Difficult, manual circuit design Continuous valued signals Tolerant of electrical noise Circuit state tends to leak Intolerant of component variations Digital/Analog Analog ii. In older cars the timing of the electrical pulses to the spark plugs was controlled by a mechanical distributor. This contained a rotating contact that was mechanically linked to the rotation of the engine. Newer cars use electronic ignition. Electrical sensors detect the position and speed of the motor and a digital controller sends ignition pulses to the spark plugs. Briefly describe 2 likely benefits of the digital electronic ignition system over the mechanical one. An example is given first. More flexible control: the…

Convert the following octal numbers to binary, hexadecimal, and decimal. a. 7.3 8 b. 142.3 c. 45.5 8 8

Q1. Convert following numbers in given radix system: a. (697)10 into Octal and Hexa decimal b. (2D9)16 into Decimal and Octal Q2. Using two's complement representation, solve: a. 101110001 – 1111111001 b. 1010101010 – 1010010101 Q3. Perform following arithmetic operations: a. (6767)10 + (3592)10 using BCD b. (C7C)16 - (B0E)16 using 16's complement Q4. A code 1011011 needs to be sent to the receiver. Using, hamming code find out the code- word and the mechanism to check the corrected data when error occurred at 4th bit. (Assumptions: Right to Left with Odd Parity) Q5. (a) Convert the following logic gate circuit into a Boolean expression, writing Boolean sub-expressions next to each gate output in the diagram: A (b) Realise Ex-OR gate using universal gate? Q6. Implement and simplify f (A, B, C, D) = E(1,3,5,8,9,11,13,15) using K-map?

2.1) Develop the RLL diagrams for the following Boolean equations : F1 = A.B + A. B F2 = swl. sw2. sw3. sw4 F3 = (sw1.sw2. sw3) + sw4 Y = (A.B.C + D). (E.F)

How to do ? Need *State diagram *State/output table *Transition table *Transition equation *Excitation equation and output equation *Logic circuit diagram

please solve number 1

1.2 Convert to octal. Convert to hexadecimal. Then convert both of your answers to decimal, and verify that they are the same. 111010110001.011, (b) 10110011101.112

Exercise 2: Convert the given binary and hexadecimal numbers into decimal numbers Please solve this i. 0011 0010 ii. 01101101 iii. 01010101 iv. B516 v. F316 vi. 2C16

An office building has two elevators. the probability is 0.02 that any elevator of this type will fall to function. Find the probability that both of these elevators will fail to function.

Write, and test using spim, an assembly language program that inputs apositive integer N from the user, followed by N integers. Your program should outputhow many of the N integers have a value greater than 496 but less than or equal to 8128.