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    Digital Electronics 3rd year: Advanced Telecommunication Technologies

    USTHB- Faculty of Electrical Engineering


    Telecommunication Department

    Tutorial No. 1
    Numeration Systems

    Part I: Coding and Conversion

    EXERCICE N°1 Conversion

    1°. Binary to Decimal Conversion

    101010102 1010110101102 10110,101012 1011011,110112

    2 °). Decimal to Binary Conversion


    15210 124010 1000,12510

    3 °). Conversions
    1234(10) = ? (16)
    138,145(10) = ? (2)
    754(8) = ? (10)
    A9F(16) = ? (10)
    234(5) = ? (7)
    3FE(16) = ? (4)
    312,3(4) = ? (8)
    517(8) = ? (16)
    11001.01 (2) = ? (16)

    4 °) Fill in the following table:

    Decimal Binairy Hexadecimal BCD


    49
    1101001
    5F

    EXERCICE N°2

    1. Give the fixed-point representation of the following numbers: (PE=7bits, PF=6bits)


    (72,5)10 ; (16,35)10 ; (45,125)10

    2. Represent the following numbers in hexadecimal


    (72,5)8 ; (74,05)8 ; (22,07)8
    Digital Electronics 3rd year: Advanced Telecommunication Technologies
    Part II: Binary Arithmetic

    EXERCICE N°3

    1 °). Operations in binary system :


    10110111, 1001 10010011,1110
    + 10101011, 0110 + 01111101,1001

    11000101,0110 11010101
    - 10111001,1111 - 01010110

    10100101,1101 10101010
    * 11011,101 * 1000

    10001100 / 101
    11101011 / 100

    6 °). Operations in hexadecimal system


    2E + 3F ; 3FD+978 ; 1F2D+ FABC

    BA-AB ; F7A-DC5 .

    5 °). Operations en B.C.D


    Faire les calculs suivants en BCD
    (456 +234)= ?
    (145-899)= ?
    (439-123)= ?
    13510 + 25510 = ?
    957810 + 921510 = ?

    4 °) Operations with signed numbers in two's complement:

    Perform the addition and subtraction of signed numbers in two's complement, and verify the
    result in base 10.

    +2+ (+3)
    -7- (-3)
    -3 + (-4)
    -3+ (+2)

    EXERCICE N°4

    Code Transformation
    Represent the following decimal numbers in Gray code: 35, 36, 37. Why is Gray code more
    stable?
    Give the one's complement and two's complement of the following decimal numbers: (+31), (-
    31), (+45), (-45).
    Digital Electronics 3rd year: Advanced Telecommunication Technologies
    EXERCICE N°5

    1. Represent the number 24810 in bases 2, 3, 8, 9, and 16.


    (Use the successive division technique for bases 2, 3, and 16.)
    2°) Conversions
    Convert the following hexadecimal numbers:
    BEDF; 4321; AA55; A987
    Into bases 2, 4, and 8.

    EXERCICE N° 6

    1) 11100012 = ?10
    2) 1001101102 = ?8
    3) 11011001101102= ?16
    4) 100.1012= ?10
    5) 1100110.0102 = ?8
    6) 1100110110.001012 = ?16
    7) 47.7510 = ?2
    8) 14510 = ?8
    9) 287.9910 = ?16
    10) 138.3210 = ?2
    11) 783.1310 = ?8
    12) 1443.4410 = ?16
    13) 542.7568 = ?2
    14) 6218 = ?10
    15) 743.28 = ?16
    16) 671.228 = ?2
    17) 1342.538 = ?10
    18) 2045.428 = ?16
    19) AB02.C0116 = ?2
    20) FF016 = ?10
    21) D12.116 = ?8
    22) A2.B16 = ?2
    23) 93.416 = ?10
    24) F1B.C16 = ?8

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