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CTE 121 Assignment

This document contains 17 tutorial questions about computer engineering topics such as analog and digital systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, Karnaugh maps, and combinational logic circuits. Students are asked to define terms, convert between number systems, simplify Boolean expressions algebraically and using Karnaugh maps, analyze logic circuits, and design combinational logic circuits from problem statements.

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CTE 121 Assignment

This document contains 17 tutorial questions about computer engineering topics such as analog and digital systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, Karnaugh maps, and combinational logic circuits. Students are asked to define terms, convert between number systems, simplify Boolean expressions algebraically and using Karnaugh maps, analyze logic circuits, and design combinational logic circuits from problem statements.

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MOSHOOD ABIOLAPOLYTECHNIC ABEOKUTA

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

CTE 121 TUTORIAL QUESTIONS


1. Describe analog and digital systems, citing appropriate examples in each case.
2. State two (2) advantages of digital over analog quantities.
3. Define the following terms:
i. Nibble
ii. Byte
iii. Word
4. Convert these decimal values to hexadecimal.
i. 24 ii. 498
5. Convert these hexadecimal values to decimal
i. 92. ii. 1A6
6. The following numbers are in BCD. Convert them to decimal.
i. 1001011101010010 ii. 010010010010
7. Mention the three fundamental types of logic gate using appropriate truth table to describe them.
8. With the aid of a suitable circuit symbol, explain the four derived gates.
9. Explain odd and even parity bit using suitable tables.
10. Show that X+Y+Z = X.Y.Z using truth table.
11. Simplify F= A1BC1 + ABC1+ ABC using Boolean algebra.
12. What is Karnaugh Map?
13. Simplify this Boolean expression using K-Map;
F= WIXYIZI+ WIXYZI+ WXYIZI+WXYZI
14. Analog to-digital converter is monitoring the dc voltage of a 12v storage battery on an orbiting spaceship.
The converter’s output is a four-bit binary number, ABCD, corresponding to the battery voltage insteps of
1v,with A as the MSB. The converter’s binary value outputs are fed to logic circuit that is to produce a
HIGH output as long as the binary value is greater than 0110=6 10 , that is, the battery voltage is greater than
6v. (i) Draw the table to represent the algorithm (ii) From the truth table, obtain a simplified expression for
F by means of algebraic techniques. (iii) Draw a K-map and hence obtain a simplified SOP expression for F
15. Prepare a truth table for these Boolean expression
i. ABC + ABICI + AI BICI
ii. X(YI + ZI) +XYI
16. A logic network has two inputs X and Y and an output Z. The relationship between input and output is to
be as follows:
I. When both X and Y are 0, Z is to be 1
II. When X is 0 and Y is 1, Z is to be 0
III. When X is 1 and Y is 0, Z is to be 1
IV. When X is 1 and Y is 1, Z is to be 1.
Design a combinational network to implement the above problem statement.
17. The circuit shown in Figure 1 is the logic equivalent of the Boolean expression:
F= ABC + ABIC + ABCI . Simplify the circuit using any method and draw the corresponding circuit.

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