Perform the addition of the following 8-bit 2's complement numbers using 2's complement arithmetic. (Reminder: 2's complement numbers are signed numbers.) a) 11001001 + 00110011 b) 10011011 + 01101111 c) 01011010 + 10110110 d) 11001000 + 11100101 Convert each result from the previous problem to signed decimal. Draw the block diagram of the circuit required to implement the operation in Problem 3.

Perform the addition of the following 8-bit 2's complement numbers using 2's complement arithmetic. (Reminder: 2's complement numbers are signed numbers.) a) 11001001 + 00110011 b) 10011011 + 01101111 c) 01011010 + 10110110 d) 11001000 + 11100101 Convert each result from the previous problem to signed decimal. Draw the block diagram of the circuit required to implement the operation in Problem 3.

Electric Motor Control

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Chapter22: Sequence Control

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