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makhdoom ghaya asked in Study Resources Aug 15, 2022

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Floating point representation
What is the 16 bits pattern which represent (-13.5) in normalized signed magnitude fraction . S = 1 bit , Exponent = 7 bits , Mantissa = 8 bits . Represent it in hexadecimal also.

Manisha Jaishwal asked in Digital Logic Jul 16, 2022

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Pearson Gate 2022 CSE , Computer Organization and Architecture, Chapter 2 , Question 17, Page 2.28
What will be the answer to the following question?

Agrek11 asked in CO and Architecture Oct 5, 2021

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GATE CSE 2020 | Question: 29
Consider three registers $R1$, $R2$, and $R3$ that store numbers in $\textsf{IEEE-754}$ single precision floating point format. Assume that $R1$ and $R2$ contain the values (in hexadecimal notation) $\textsf{0x42200000}$ ... what is the value stored in $R3$? $\textsf{0x40800000}$ $\textsf{0xC0800000}$ $\textsf{0x83400000}$ $\textsf{0xC8500000}$

Arjun asked in Digital Logic Feb 12, 2020

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ISRO2020-5
An array of $2$ ...

Satbir asked in CO and Architecture Jan 13, 2020

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IEEE 754 Standard
In IEEE $754$ single floating point format, how many numbers can be represented in the interval [10, 16)? A. $2^{21}$ B. $3 * 2^{21}$ C. $5 * 2^{21}$ D. $2^{22}$

s_dr_13 asked in Digital Logic Jun 3, 2019

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next larger double precision number is 2P
The difference between 201 and next larger double precision number is 2P , if IEEE double precision format is used then the value of P is ________. what is next larger precision number here ?

syncronizing asked in Digital Logic Feb 28, 2019

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SELF DOUBT
In Single Precision floating point number when E=0 and M not equals to 0 it represents a fractional form..(BiAS=+127) when writing the decimal form why do we right (-1)^S * (1.M) * 2^(-126) instead of (-1)^S * (1.M) * 2^(-127)??

DIYA BASU asked in Digital Logic Feb 10, 2019

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IEEE smallest difference
What is the minimum difference between two successive real numbers representable in this system?

Balaji Jegan asked in Digital Logic Jan 28, 2019

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confusion
Bias formula for floating point representation is 2^k-1 bias formula for IEEE floating point representation is 2^(k-1)-1 Is it right????

G Phalkey asked in Digital Logic Jan 24, 2019

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single precision number Made easy CBT 2019
how to solve this

Raja Rawal asked in Digital Logic Jan 14, 2019

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#digital
.binary number 1.11111…………. are give find decimal number

amit166 asked in Digital Logic Jan 12, 2019

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ACE Test Series

Shadan Karim asked in CO and Architecture Jan 6, 2019

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Self-doubt
In floating point representations , how to determine what is to be subtracted from the exponent ? In 32 bit representation, somewhere it is said to subtract 128 from the exponent, somewhere it is written 127 to be subtracted ? How to check this ?

kman30 asked in Digital Logic Jan 6, 2019

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UGC NET CSE | December 2018 | Part 2 | Question: 16
The decimal floating point number $-40.1$ represented using $\textsf{IEEE-754} \: 32$-bit representation and written in hexadecimal form is $\textsf{0x}C2206666$ $\textsf{0x}C2206000$ $\textsf{0x}C2006666$ $\textsf{0x}C2006000$

Arjun asked in Digital Logic Jan 2, 2019

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Gateforum Test Series: Digital Logic - Floating Point Representation
What is the largest mantissa we can store in floating-point format if the size of the mantissa field is m-bit and exponent field is e-bit? The mantissa is normalized and has an implied $1$ in the left of the point. Normalized form of mantissa is 1.M

Gupta731 asked in Digital Logic Dec 24, 2018

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Floating point
What's the funda about de-normalization? Like when to apply, when not to? What do we exactly infer from 'number in the denormal form'? Ex: +6.25 stored as 0 1001 10010 (S BE M) While reporting value, and retrieving data part, we denormalize as - .10010 x 2*2 - ... *-23) & claim range as 1 to (2 - 2*-23). Why don't we apply de-normalization to this case while reporting the range?

Mayank Gupta 3 asked in CO and Architecture Dec 20, 2018

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MadeEasy Test Series: Digital Logic - Floating Point Representation
Consider a modified 8-bit floating point representation in which 1-bit for sign, 3-bit for exponent and 4-bit for significant. What will be representation for decimal value –12?

naveen bhatt asked in Digital Logic Dec 11, 2018

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IEEE floating point representation
Can someone please help in highlighted part. Thanks

tusharp asked in Digital Logic Dec 3, 2018

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IEEE 754 Implicit and Explicit 1 Representation
Represent $(2.5)_{10}$ in IEEE 754 Single precision standard: When 1 is implicit. When 1 is explicit. For the part A I am getting:- 0 100 0000 010 0000 And for part B:- 0 100 0000 1010 0000 In explicit $1$ we have to explicitly give memory to that leading $1$ and in implicit notation, we don’t allocate memory to that leading $1$. @Arjun Sir…...

Shubhanshu asked in CO and Architecture Dec 1, 2018

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Floating point
Consider the following bit pattern represents the floating point number in IEEE 754 single precision format: 1 10000111 11100000000000000000000 Which of the following represents the decimal value of above floating number? A) -192 B) -320 C) -384 D) -448

kapilbk1996 asked in Digital Logic Nov 24, 2018

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Shadan Karim asked in CO and Architecture Nov 23, 2018

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Self Doubt
$(0.5)_{10}$ in IEEE 754 Single precision floating point representation $(0.5)_{10}$ = $(0.1)_{2}$ here $(0.1)_{2}$ should be represented in SUBNORMAL form Or Normalized for ..??? here $(0.1)_{2}$ * 2^{0}$...E = 0 and no leading 1 ..will it be represented in SUBNORMAL form ??

jatin khachane 1 asked in Digital Logic Nov 11, 2018

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Doubt From GO PDF
A 32-bit floating-point number is represented by a 7-bit signed exponent, and a 24-bit fractional mantissa. The base of the scale factor is 16, The range of the exponent is ___________

jatin khachane 1 asked in Digital Logic Nov 10, 2018

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Gateforum Test Series: Digital Logic - Floating Point Representation

Gupta731 asked in Digital Logic Nov 9, 2018

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FLOATING POINT
https://gateoverflow.in/80201/gate1987-1-vii NOT GETTING ITS ANSWER .......

eyeamgj asked in CO and Architecture Nov 6, 2018

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made easy test series
Ans given is (-448). Is it correct?

amitqy asked in CO and Architecture Nov 2, 2018

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GATE previous year
$\text{Someone please explain this question, I am not able to solve it}$ https://gateoverflow.in/87053/gate1989-1-vi

!KARAN asked in Digital Logic Sep 23, 2018

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