Lecture

Logic Systems: Representations and Arithmetic

Description

This lecture covers the representations in logic systems, including multiple inputs and outputs, logic functions, and the importance of defining bit-order. It also explains natural numbers in place-value notation, such as the decimal system, binary system, octal system, and hexadecimal system. The lecture further delves into transforming decimal numbers to place-value numbers with different bases, addition and subtraction of place-valued numbers, and the limitations of digital systems. It concludes with a project on designing a multifunction alarm watch and the exam details.

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