This document is a 2 page exam paper for a Digital Circuits and Logic Design course. It contains 3 sections - Section A with 10 short 2-mark questions, Section B with 5 longer 5-mark questions requiring students to attempt 4, and Section C with 2 longest 10-mark questions requiring students to attempt 2. The document provides instructions to candidates and lists the questions under each section, covering topics such as weighted BCD, duality, logic gates, arithmetic, De Morgan's theorems, logic circuits, and programmable logic devices.
This document is a 2 page exam paper for a Digital Circuits and Logic Design course. It contains 3 sections - Section A with 10 short 2-mark questions, Section B with 5 longer 5-mark questions requiring students to attempt 4, and Section C with 2 longest 10-mark questions requiring students to attempt 2. The document provides instructions to candidates and lists the questions under each section, covering topics such as weighted BCD, duality, logic gates, arithmetic, De Morgan's theorems, logic circuits, and programmable logic devices.
This document is a 2 page exam paper for a Digital Circuits and Logic Design course. It contains 3 sections - Section A with 10 short 2-mark questions, Section B with 5 longer 5-mark questions requiring students to attempt 4, and Section C with 2 longest 10-mark questions requiring students to attempt 2. The document provides instructions to candidates and lists the questions under each section, covering topics such as weighted BCD, duality, logic gates, arithmetic, De Morgan's theorems, logic circuits, and programmable logic devices.
This document is a 2 page exam paper for a Digital Circuits and Logic Design course. It contains 3 sections - Section A with 10 short 2-mark questions, Section B with 5 longer 5-mark questions requiring students to attempt 4, and Section C with 2 longest 10-mark questions requiring students to attempt 2. The document provides instructions to candidates and lists the questions under each section, covering topics such as weighted BCD, duality, logic gates, arithmetic, De Morgan's theorems, logic circuits, and programmable logic devices.
DIGITAL CIRCUITS & LOGIC DESIGN M Code: 56593 Subject Code: BTCS-303 Paper ID: [A1125] Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 60
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES: 1. SECTION-A is COMPULSORY consisting of TEN questions carrying TWO marks each. 2. SECTION-B contains FIVE questions carrying FIVE marks each and students have to attempt any FOUR questions. 3. SECTION-C contains THREE questions carrying TEN marks each and students have to attempt any TWO questions.
SECTION A o m 1. Write briefly: .r c m a) Weighted BCD
p e o .r c b) Principle of Duality
a c) Exclusive-NOR versus Exclusive-OR
p b r d) Multiplexer versus Demultiplexer e) Uses of Shift Registers p e f) FPGA a g) Convert 101012 to decimal h) TTL and CMOS b rp i) Number of Gate inputs required for expression: j) MOSFET
M-56593 Page 1 of 2 SECTION B 2. Evaluate Following: a) Multiply 2A816 by B616 b) Subtract 14 from 46 using 8-bit 2’s complement arithmetic. 3. State and prove De-Morgan’s Theorems. 4. Explain the Operation of two input TTL NAND gate. 5. Design and implement a 4-bit binary to gray convertor. 6. Distinguish between combinational and sequential switching circuits.
SECTION C 7. Write short note on following
m a) Successive approximation A to D conversion technique
o .r c b) Ripple Carry Adder 8. What are programmable logic devices? What are their advantages? Explain in detail the
