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Explain the following: Parity bit, Floating point notation, Refresh rates in video controllers and an l/O channel 8m Jun2006

Explain the following with the help of an example or a diagram, whichever is appropriate:    8m jun2006 (i)                 Parity bit (ii)               Floating point notation (iii)             Refresh rates in video controllers (iv)             An l/O channel     Parity bit An error bit changes from 0 to 1 or 1 to 0. One of the simplest… Read More »

Represent the following numbers in IEEE-754 floating point single precision number format: 4m Dec2005

Represent the following numbers in IEEE-754 floating point single precision number format:           4m Dec2005 (i)                 1011.1001 (ii)                -0.0011001   Single Precision   S stands for Sign (white color) E stands for Exponent (yellow color) N stands for Number (also called Mantissa or Significand) (green color)   0this Sign bit (1 bit) 1st to 8this Exponent… Read More »

Represent the number (-26.5)10 as a floating point binary number with 24 bits. The normalized fraction mantissa has 16 bits and the exponent has 8 bits 5m Dec2005

Represent the number (-26.5)10 as a floating point binary number with 24 bits. The normalized fraction mantissa has 16 bits and the exponent has 8 bits. Make and state suitable assumptions, if any 5m Dec2005 First of all draw the 24 bits precision representations  S stands for Sign (white color) E stands for Exponent (yellow color) N stands for Number… Read More »

ASSEMBLY18 An Assembly program to read in decimal inputs repeatedly untill a zero value is read, At this point it should print out the sum of the numbers read in so far

Now we will write another Assembly program to read  in decimal inputs repeatedly untill a zero value is read, At this point it should print out the sum of the numbers read in so far. Let’s identify variables needed for this program. First variables will be holding the Messages “ENTER NO.BETN (0-9) & (ENTER ZERO TO STOP) ” and “TOTAL SUM… Read More »