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Digital Electronics EX1

This document provides instructions and exercises for converting numbers between different numeric bases using both manual calculations and MATLAB commands. The exercises involve decoding numbers from base 7 to base 10, coding numbers from base 10 to base 2 and base 16, and transcoding binary numbers to hexadecimal format. Students are asked to complete conversion problems in tables, showing both their manual calculations and the results of verifying the calculations using MATLAB functions like base2dec, dec2bin, and dec2hex.

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Digital Electronics EX1

This document provides instructions and exercises for converting numbers between different numeric bases using both manual calculations and MATLAB commands. The exercises involve decoding numbers from base 7 to base 10, coding numbers from base 10 to base 2 and base 16, and transcoding binary numbers to hexadecimal format. Students are asked to complete conversion problems in tables, showing both their manual calculations and the results of verifying the calculations using MATLAB functions like base2dec, dec2bin, and dec2hex.

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Jeddah College of Technology Electrical Technology Department

Devised by : DR. MAROUANI.I

digital electronic

Experimental work N° 1 :

Number Systems and Base Conversions

Name& surname:

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meritocracy

Study the technique used to Converting a number from base to an other

base in Matlab.

objective

study of algorithms used for the three conversions operations : coding,

decoding and transcoding in matlab.

Check your results manually.

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Exercises

DECODING:

In Exercises 1-4, use hand calculations (and a calculator) to change each of the

n mbers in the gi en base to base ten. Use Matlab s base2dec command to

check your answer.

Bm 10(N) =(?)10 ; se : * If m 2 : base2dec( N ,m)

* If m=2 : bin2dec( N )

1. (3565)7

2. (2102)3

3. (11111111)2

4. (111011011)2

Complete the following table

Results of simulation Results of calculation

(3565)7 = (3565)7 =

(2102)3 = (2102)3 =

(11111111)2 = (11111111)2 =

(111011011)2 = (111011011)2 =

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CODING:

In Exercises 5-8, use the tabular technique to change each of the given base ten

integers to base two. Check your results with Matlab s dec2bin command.

(N)10=(?)m 10. Use : * If m=16 : dec2hex(N)

* If m=2 : dec2bin(N)

5. (127)10 = ( ? )2 = ( ? )16 .

6. (67)10 = ( ? )2 = ( ? )16 .

7. (255)10 = ( ? )2 = ( ? )16 .

8. (256)10 = ( ? )2 = ( ? )16 .

Complete the following table

Results of simulation Results of calculation

B10 B2 B16 B10 B2 B16

127 127

67 67

255 255

256 256

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TRANSCODING:

In Exercises 9-12, use hand calculations to place each of the given binary

numbers in hexadecimal format. Use Matlab s bin2dec and dec2hex commands

to check your work.

(N)m = (?)n , ith m n 10.

Use the passage by B10.

(N)2=(?)10 se :bin2dec( N )

(N)10=(?)16 use : dec2hex(N)

9. (11110101)2

10. (1110011101011001)2

11. (11111101101010010101111110101100)2

12. (11101101101010010101111110111100)2

In Exercises 13-16, Use the tabular method demonstrated in course to place each of the given

base ten integers into binary format. Then place your result in hexidecimal format. Check

o r res lts ith Matlab s dec2bin and dec2hex commands.

13. 143

14. 509

15. 1007

16. 12315

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