1. Design an 8-bit full adder using 8 one-bit full adders. 2. The one-bit full adder should be made of two half adders. 3. Create three total circuits: I. Half-Adder II. 1-bit Full-Adder(Full Adder must be made of two Half Adders from step I. III. 8-bit Full-Adder. All of the input bits should be together and use a splitter. All of the output bits should be together and use a splitter. 4. Put a label on the top of your circuit that shows the type of the circuit (ex: Half Adder).

1. Design an 8-bit full adder using 8 one-bit full adders. 2. The one-bit full adder should be made of two half adders. 3. Create three total circuits: I. Half-Adder II. 1-bit Full-Adder(Full Adder must be made of two Half Adders from step I. III. 8-bit Full-Adder. All of the input bits should be together and use a splitter. All of the output bits should be together and use a splitter. 4. Put a label on the top of your circuit that shows the type of the circuit (ex: Half Adder).

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

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