Electronics: Review Exercise 4-2
Computers
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Two concepts characterize all modern computers. They are
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______________________________________________ mechanization of arithmetic
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______________________________________________ stored program concept
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The ENIAC was developed by
_______________________________________________
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ENIAC stands for
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The name of the computer at Bletchley Park, England was
_________________________
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_________________________________ wrote the first computer program
Augusta Byron
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_________________________________Developed the first computer
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Name of the first computer____________________________
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CPU stands for ___________________________________________________
n The __________________________________ act like a "scratch pad" for the microprocessor (CPU); they keep track of the instructions, data, memory addresses, and status indicators the
microprocessor is working with.
registers
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What is a bit?
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What is a byte?
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RAM stands for
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ROM stands for
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The text
lists 5 basic blocks of a digital computer. List these blocks below.
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Input
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Output
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ALU
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Control
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Memory
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The text
lists 5 basic blocks of the computer's control unit. List these blocks
below.
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Clock
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Program Counter
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Address Register
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Instruction Decoder
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Instruction Register
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A
______________________________ is the heart of a microcomputer. It contains
four basic parts:
registers, ALU, timing and control circuitry, and decoding circuitry.
microprocessor
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The
_________________________ is a register that holds the memory location of
data stored in
the stack.
stack pointer
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The
________________________ performs math, logic, and decision-making
operations
Number
Systems and Binary Numbers
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Given the following base ten number: 335.
Convert this number to
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Binary, 16 bit_________________________________________________________
| 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 |
| 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 | 128 | 256 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
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Hexadecimal_________________________________________________________
Bit Pattern |
Hexadecimal Representation |
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0000 |
0 |
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0001 |
1 |
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0010 |
2 |
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0011 |
3 |
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0100 |
4 |
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0101 |
5 |
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0110 |
6 |
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0111 |
7 |
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1000 |
8 |
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1001 |
9 |
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1010 |
A |
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1011 |
B |
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1100 |
C |
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1101 |
D |
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1110 |
E |
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1111 |
F |
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Convert the binary number 1110 to base 10.
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Convert the hexadecimal number A4C8 to binary
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8421 code is referred to as BCD code. What does BCD stand for?
Binary
Logic Circuits
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For each of the following gates, draw the traditional symbol and fill in the
truth table output for the given
input(s)
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NOT
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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AND
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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OR
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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NOR
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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EX-OR
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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EX-NOR
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Symbol
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Truth Table
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A _________________________ is a special logic gate that isolates
conventional gates from other circuitry.
They provide innonverting input and output.
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