1 (a) Explain the term duty cycle and determine the pulse duration of a Periodic pulse train whose duty cycle is 15% and frequency is 13.3Mhz. Interprete your results. (b) In your own words, discuss the relationship between the hexadicimal number system and the binary number system. Use this relationship to convert the following hexadecimal values to binary. i) 6E7D16 i) 39D816 iii) 5EF715 iv) 37AC16

1 (a) Explain the term duty cycle and determine the pulse duration of a Periodic pulse train whose duty cycle is 15% and frequency is 13.3Mhz. Interprete your results. (b) In your own words, discuss the relationship between the hexadicimal number system and the binary number system. Use this relationship to convert the following hexadecimal values to binary. i) 6E7D16 i) 39D816 iii) 5EF715 iv) 37AC16

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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