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Binary Arithmetic and Logic Exam Guide

The final exam will test students on performing various binary arithmetic functions and conversions, describing the functions of encoders and decoders, explaining gate characteristics and timing parameters, discussing differences between IC families, and using timing diagrams to illustrate flip-flop operations. Students will also be expected to connect flip-flops in various configurations and explain the theory behind master-slave devices.

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Binary Arithmetic and Logic Exam Guide

The final exam will test students on performing various binary arithmetic functions and conversions, describing the functions of encoders and decoders, explaining gate characteristics and timing parameters, discussing differences between IC families, and using timing diagrams to illustrate flip-flop operations. Students will also be expected to connect flip-flops in various configurations and explain the theory behind master-slave devices.

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Final Exam

 1) Perform the four binary arithmetic functions: addition, subtraction,


multiplication, and division.

 2) Perform two’s-complement, hexadecimal, and BCD arithmetic.

 3) Describe the function of a decoder and an encoder.

 4) Explain the procedure involved in binary, BCD, and Gray code


conversion.

 5) Explain gate loading, fan-out, noise margin, and time parameters.

 6) Discuss the differences and proper use of the various subfamilies


within both TTL and CMOS ICs.

 7) Describe the difference between pulse-triggered and edge-triggered


flip-flops.

 8) Explain the theory of operation of master-slave devices.

 9) Connect IC J-K flip-flops as toggle and D flip-flops.

 10) Use timing diagrams to illustrate the synchronous and asynchronous


operation of J-K flip-flops.

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