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Electronics and Communication Engineering Digital Logic Design (Logic Gates & Mux-Demux) Experiments

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Design of Binary to Gray code converter using MSI ICs

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Convert the binary number 1100 to Gray code

a: 0011 Explanation

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b: 1010 Explanation

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c: 1100 Explanation

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d: 1001 Explanation

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Gray code is used in devices which convert analog quantities to digital signal because it is

a: Error Free Explanation

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b: Much simpler than binary code Explanation

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c: Superior to Excess-3 code Explanation

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d: None of the above Explanation

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The code where all successive numbers differ from their preceding number by single bit is

a: Binary code Explanation

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b: BCD Explanation

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c: Excess - 3 Explanation

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d: Gray Explanation

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What is the equivalent Gray code of Binary number 011?

a: 010 Explanation

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b: 111 Explanation

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c: 101 Explanation

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d: 000 Explanation

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What is the equivalent Gray code of Binary number 111?

a: 011 Explanation

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b: 101 Explanation

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c: 100 Explanation

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d: 100 Explanation

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