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DLD Lab 01-Number System

This document provides instructions for a lab assignment on number systems and conversions. The objectives are to practice different number conversions studied in theory, including decimal to binary, decimal to hexadecimal, binary to decimal, hexadecimal to decimal, encoding decimal numbers in binary coded decimal, converting hexadecimal to octal, converting binary coded decimal to decimal, adding parity bits, and converting between decimal and binary using signed and unsigned notation. Students are provided examples to complete for decimal to binary, binary to decimal, and other number conversion calculations.

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DLD Lab 01-Number System

This document provides instructions for a lab assignment on number systems and conversions. The objectives are to practice different number conversions studied in theory, including decimal to binary, decimal to hexadecimal, binary to decimal, hexadecimal to decimal, encoding decimal numbers in binary coded decimal, converting hexadecimal to octal, converting binary coded decimal to decimal, adding parity bits, and converting between decimal and binary using signed and unsigned notation. Students are provided examples to complete for decimal to binary, binary to decimal, and other number conversion calculations.

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DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN [MCT-241L]

LAB 1: NUMBER SYSTEMS & CONVERSION


CALCULATIONS
Name : Date :
Regd-No :
OBJECTIVES:
▪ Practicing different Number Conversions studied in Theory.
CLO:
▪ CLO-1: Express numerical data and convert between different number systems (Cog-2)
SUGGESTED READING:
▪ Chapter 1: Digital Systems and Binary Numbers, Digital Logic Design by M. Morris Mano
& Michael D. Ciletti.
▪ Chapter 2: Number Systems, Operations, and Codes, Digital Fundamentals by Floyd.
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I - Decimal to Binary:
9710 97/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →

14510 145/2 = remainder →


/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →

23310 233/2 = remainder →

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/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →

50110 501/2 = remainder →


/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →

87210 872/2 = remainder →


/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →
/2 = remainder →

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II - Decimal to Hexadecimal:
8110 81/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →

25510 255/16 = remainder →


/16 = remainder →

1180510 11805/16 = remainder →


/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →

3399010 33990/16 = remainder →


/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →

1145524010 11455240/16 = remainder →


/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →
/16 = remainder →

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III - Binary to decimal:
101101112 =

x 27 + x 26 + x 25 + x 24 + x 23 + x 22 + x 21 + x 20

001100002 =

x 27 + x 26 + x 25 + x 24 + x 23 + x 22 + x 21 + x 20

011100002 =

x 27 + x 26 + x 25 + x 24 + x 23 + x 22 + x 21 + x 20

001100102 =

x 27 + x 26 + x 25 + x 24 + x 23 + x 22 + x 21 + x 20

011111002 =

x 27 + x 26 + x 25 + x 24 + x 23 + x 22 + x 21 + x 20

IV - Hexadecimal to decimal
D316 = x 161 + x 160 =

1BF16 = x 162 + x 161 + x 160 =

A9616 = x 162 + x 161 + x 160 =

9AFC16 = x 163 x 162 + x 161 + x 160 =

EFD416 = x 163 x 162 + x 161 + x 160 =


V - Encode these decimal numbers in BCD (Binary Coded Decimal).

(1) 9715

(2) 5017

(3) 58794

(4) 69321

(5) 894683

VI - Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to Octal.


(1) BAC416

(2) C416

(3) E1FC16

(4) 68D9AB16

(5) 32FC8A9A16

VII - Convert the following BCD numbers to decimal. Indicate if a


number cannot be a BCD number and explain why.

(1) 0010100111100000

(2) 1001011000110101

(3) 10010111100000111001100
(4) 110101000100100110000011

(5) 0110101001101010010100100101100101010100

VIII -Fill in the parity bits for the binary words below:

Odd parity Even Parity Data Word

1111101010110100

1111101101111011

0001001011000110

0101011010110111

0101100110110111

IX -Decimal to Binary (signed notation)- Assume 6-Bits


(If not Possible, write the reason)

The Number Magnitude Binary of Magnitude Binary of Original Number

-12

12

-30

-25

35

-40
X -Binary to Decimal- Assume 6-Bits

The Binary In Unsigned Notation 2’s Complement In Signed Notation


Number
1101

111000

11000

111111

11111

110

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