Design a digital circuit that performs the sum of two ASCII-encoded numbers A and B standard in 7 bits. Both operand A and operand B contain two digits, that is, the ones and tens. Each digit is represented individually using ASCII encoding standard in 7 bits. For its part, the result will have 3 digits, that is, units, tens and hundreds, this for avoid overflow. These 3 digits will also be encoded in standard ASCII code in 7 bits. As an additional restriction, the sum of the two operands must be done in natural binary, A and are always psoitive

Design a digital circuit that performs the sum of two ASCII-encoded numbers A and B standard in 7 bits. Both operand A and operand B contain two digits, that is, the ones and tens. Each digit is represented individually using ASCII encoding standard in 7 bits. For its part, the result will have 3 digits, that is, units, tens and hundreds, this for avoid overflow. These 3 digits will also be encoded in standard ASCII code in 7 bits. As an additional restriction, the sum of the two operands must be done in natural binary, A and are always psoitive

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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