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What is digital systems

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What is the formula to find the number of bits the message needs

Round it up

<p>Round it up</p>
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Is Shannon’s theorem specific to binary numbers?

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What is a number system

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What is information?

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What is a decimal number?

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What is the algorithm for converting decimal to binary (sum of weights)

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What is the algorithm for converting decimal to binary (Repeated division by 2)

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How to set up the table for sum of weights

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How to set up the table for repeated division by 2

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How to convert binary to hexadecimal

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How to convert hexadecimal to binary

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How to convert hexadecimal to decimal

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How to convert decimal to hexadecimal?

This idea applies to any base

<p>This idea applies to any base</p>
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How to convert binary fractions to decimal fractions?

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How to convert hexadecimal fractions to decimal fractions

This idea applies to all bases

<p>This idea applies to all bases</p>
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How is a sign/magnitude binary number represented?

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How to do one’s complement

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What is the issue with sign/magnitude and one’s complement

Both of them have 2 representation for 0 (therefore makes arithmetic complex)

<p>Both of them have 2 representation for 0 (therefore makes arithmetic complex)</p>
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How to do two’s complement

Same method to go positive number

<p>Same method to go positive number</p>
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How to convert decimal to binary fraction

Same idea applies for all bases

<p>Same idea applies for all bases</p>
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What are special names for different storing sizes

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What is an easy way to figure out of there is an overflow

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How to multiply in binary

Same idea when for decimal. Only difference is (1×1 = 1 while other is just 0)

<p>Same idea when for decimal. Only difference is (1×1 = 1 while other is just 0)</p>
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How is the floating point stored using IEEE 752 floating point representation?

This is how computer stores floats

<p>This is how computer stores floats</p>
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For IEEE 754 floating point, why is there a bias?

To avoid 2’s complement

<p>To avoid 2’s complement </p>
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What are the steps for IEEE 754?

  1. Determine the sign bit

  2. Convert decimal to binary

  3. Normalise to scientific notation (1.something x 2exponent)

  4. Apply the bias to the exponent (+127)

  5. Extract the mantissa (23 bits & after the implied leading 1)