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Chapter Resources
Chapter 2 - Numbers We Use in Digital Electronics
Chapter Overview
Most people understand us
when we say we have nine pennies. The number 9 is part of
the decimal number system we use every day. But digital
electronic devices use a 'strange' number system called
binary. Digital computers and microprocessor-based systems
use other strange number systems called hexadecimal and
octal.
Men and women who work in electronics
must know how to convert numbers from the everyday decimal
system to the binary, hexadecimal, and octal systems.
Practice Tests
Chapter
Test
EWB (Electronics
Workbench) Files
EWB
experiments manual files for all chapters.
EWB
troubleshooting files for this chapter.
Save the files above to your computer's
desktop. Find the file, double-click it and unzip to a convenient
location. You will need Electronics Workbench®, version
5 to use the files.
Chapter Assignments
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