2

Here is the question that I tried so hard but I couldn't solve it.
I captured the question as it was from the question-paper, I couldn't solve it in the exam, and non of student's could.
You probably ask, why don't you ask your lecturer ( it's fair question because you are not here to solve the exam-question or a homework), we did but she didn't solve it she just told us the BCD is like this :

10^0   10^1   10^2 ....

enter image description here

Any Help appreciated, Thanks.

Caffe Latte
  • 1,693
  • 1
  • 14
  • 32

2 Answers2

2

It seems like what she wants is for you to specify the binary BCD output for these inputs. So, for example, 53 would output as 101 0011 (starting from D6). (101 = 5, 0011 = 3)

Russell Zahniser
  • 16,188
  • 39
  • 30
1

7.17,The 32 * 6 ROM, together with the 20 line, as shown in Fig. P7.17, converts a six‐bit binary number to its corresponding two‐digit BCD number. For example, binary 100001 converts to BCD 011 0011 (decimal 33). Specify the truth table for the ROM.see the answer

joy ultimates
  • 11
  • 1