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  • JNTUH B-Tech CSE 2-2 2019 Bloom’s Taxonomy Question Paper (JNTU-Hyderabad)

    JNTU Hyderabad (JNTUH) B-Tech 2019 Question Papers Second Year Second Semester (2-2) Computer Science Engineering (CSE)

     

    134AK Blooms Taxonomy-Computer Organization Question Paper   Download

     

     

    Code No: 134AK
    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
    B.Tech II Year II Semester Examinations, 2019
    COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
    Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 75

    Note: This question paper contains two parts A and B.
    Part A is compulsory which carries 25 marks. Answer all questions in Part A.
    Part B consists of 5 Units. Answer any one full question from each unit.

    PART A ( 25 Marks)
    Question Bloom”™s Level  Example L1 And L2

    1 a Draw the block diagram of the digital computer and explain. L1 / L2
    b Explain each of the basic computer registers and memory L2
    c Show the register organization of the 8086. L1 / L2
    d Briefly explain how the instructions AAA, AAS and DAA work in 8086. Give an
    example for each. L2
    e List the advantages of assembly language programming over machine language. L1 / L2
    f Explain the function of the following signals of 8086. L2
    g List 4 peripheral devices that produce an acceptable output for a person to
    understand. L1 / L2
    h Draw the block diagram to show the hardware for signed-magnitude addition and
    subtraction and explain. L2
    i Illustrate memory hierarchy in a computer system using a block diagram. L1 / L2
    j A nonpipelined system takes 50ns to process a task. The same task can be
    processed in a six-segment pipeline with a clock cycle of 10ns. Determine the
    speedup ratio of the pipeline for 100 tasks. What is the maximum speedup that
    can be achieved? L2

    PART B ( 50 Marks)
    Question Bloom”™s Level  Example L2, L3, L4  And L5

    2 Distinguish between a direct and an indirect address instruction? How many
    references to memory are needed for each type of instruction to bring an operand
    into processor register
    A computer uses a memory unit with 256K words of 32 bits each. A binary
    instruction code is stored in one word of memory. The instruction has four parts:
    an indirect bit, an operation code, a register code part to specify one of 64
    registers and an address part.
    Analyze and find how many bits are there in the operation code, the register code
    part and the address part?
    Analyze and draw the instruction word format and indicate the number of bits in
    each part.
    Analyze and find how many bits are there in the data and address inputs of the
    memory?
    L3 / L4
    OR
    3 Draw the block diagram of the control unit of a basic computer. With the help of
    this diagram show the time relationship of the control signals assuming that SC is
    cleared to 0 at time T3 if control signal C7 is active.
    C7T3: SC0
    C7 is activated with the positive clock transition associated with T1
    L3 / L4
    4 With a neat diagram explain the 8086 architecture. L5`

    Determine the physical address given that the segment address is 1005H and
    the offset is 5555H.

    OR

    5 The contents of different registers are given below. Determine effective
    addresses for direct, register indirect, register relative, based indexed and
    relative based indexed addressing modes.
    Offset (displacement) = 5000H
    [AX]-1000H, [BX]-2000H, [SI]-3000H, [DI]-4000H, [BP]-5000H, [SP]-
    6000H, [CS]-0000H, [DS]-1000H, [SS]-2000H, [IP]-7000H.   L5

    6 Develop the flowchart and an assembly language program to add the contents
    of the memory location 2000H:0500H to contents of 3000H:0600H and store
    the result in 5000H:7000H.    L3 / L4

    OR

    7 Develop a program to change a sequence of sixteen 2-byte numbers from
    ascending to descending order.The numbers are stored in the data segment. Stoe
    the new series at addresses starting from 6000H. Use the LIFO property of the
    stack.  L3 / L4
    8 Develop an algorithm in flowchart form for addition and subtraction of fixedpoint
    binary numbers in signed-magnitude representation with the magnitudes
    subtracted by the two microoperations   L3 / L4

    OR

    9 A commercial interface unit uses the following names for the handshake lines
    associated with the transfer of data from the I/O device into the interface unit.
    The interface input handshake line is labeled STB(strobe) and the interface
    output handshake line is labeled IBF (input buffer full). A low-level signal on
    STB loads data from the I/O bus into the interface data register. A high-level
    signal on IBF indicates that data item has been accepted by the interface.IBF
    goes low after an I/O read signal from the CPU when it reads the contents of
    the data register.

    a) Construct a block diagram showing the CPU, the interface and the I/O device
    together with interconnections among the 3 units.
    Construct a timing diagram for the handshaking transfer.L3 / L4

    Q10
    a
    Indentify whether the following constitute a control, status or data transfer
    commands:
    Skip next instruction if flag is set.
    Seek a given record on a magnetic disk.
    Check if I/O device is ready.
    Move printer paper to beginning of next page.
    Read interface status register.   L2
    b Construct a diagram for a 4X4 omega switching network. Show the switch
    setting required to connect input 3 to output 1.   L3 / L4

    OR

    Q11
    a
    In certain scientific computations it is necessary to perform the arithmetic
    operation (Ai + Bi)(Ci + Di) with a stream of numbers. Specify a pipeline
    configuration to carry out this task. Show the contents of all registers in
    pipeline for I = 1 through 6.  L2
    b With a neat figure show how memory is connected to the CPU to give a
    memory capacity of 4096 bytes of RAM and 4096 bytes of ROM. Construct the
    memory-address map and indicate what size decoders are needed.   L3 / L4

     

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  • JNTUH B-Tech EEE 2-2 2019 Bloom’s Taxonomy Question Paper (JNTU-Hyderabad)

    JNTU Hyderabad (JNTUH) B-Tech 2019 Question Papers Second Year Second Semester (2-2) Electronic and Communication Engineering (ECE)

    EC405ES Blooms Taxonomy- Analog Communications Question Papers     Download

     

    Code No: EC405ES
    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
    B.Tech II Year II Semester Examinations, 2019
    ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS
    Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 75

    Note: This question paper contains two parts A and B.
    Part A is compulsory which carries 25 marks. Answer all questions in Part A.
    Part B consists of 5 Units. Answer any one full question from each unit.

    PART A ( 25 Marks)
    Question Bloom”™s Level  Example L1 And L2

    1.a) Define amplitude modulation and give its time domain representation. L1
    b) Compare AM, DSBSC and SSBSC modulation techniques L2
    c) Give mathematical equation of SSB-SC signal and draw the spectrum. L1
    d) A SSB transmitter radiates 0.5 kW when the modulation percentage is 60. How
    much of carrier power (in kW) is required if we want to transmit the same
    message by an AM wave? L2
    e) Write the expression for instantaneous value of FM wave and define modulation
    index. L1
    f) Compare AM and FM techniques. L2
    g) Define Noise Figure and highlight its significance. L1
    h) Discuss how Average Noise Figure of cascaded networks can be obtained. L2
    i) What is AGC? Mention its function. L1 / L2
    j) Define selectivity and sensitivity of a Radio receiver. L2

    PART B ( 50 Marks)
    Question Bloom”™s Level  Example L2, L3, L4  And L5

    2. Explain square law modulation of AM with neat circuit diagram, time domain
    expression, frequency domain expression and spectrum. L2 / L3

    OR

    3. Show that synchronous and Costas demodulators can be used to obtain the
    message signal from DSB- SC wave. L3 / L4
    R16
    4. Show that, SSB signal can be demodulated by only synchronous detection. Write the
    time domain expression, frequency domain expression and spectrum of the recovered
    signal. L3 / L4

    OR

    5. It is required to transmit a TV signal for long distance. Identify a suitable analog
    modulation technique and explain the generation of the identified technique.
    L3 / L4
    6.a) A 20 MHz sinusoidal carrier frequency is frequency modulated by m(t) = A m
    cos(2Ï€fmt), such that peak frequency deviation is 100KHz. Determine modulation
    index and transmission bandwidth if f m = 50KHz and 500KHz.
    L3 / L4
    b) With a neat diagram and characteristics explain, Balanced discriminator used to
    recover the message signal from FM wave. L3 / L4

    OR

    7.a) Explain the direct method of generating FM waves L3 / L4
    b) A sinusoidal signal of 5 volts and 1 kHz is applied to an FM generator that has a
    frequency sensitivity constant of 40Hz/volt. Find the frequency deviation and
    modulation index of FM wave.
    L3 / L4
    8.a) Explain the representation and analysis of narrowband noise effect in analog
    communication system.
    L3 / L4
    b) What is the need for pre-emphasis and de-emphasis. L3 / L4

    OR

    9.a) Discuss the effect of noise in AM system. L3 / L4
    b) Define noise. Explain thermal noise and white Gaussian noise. L3 / L4
    10.a) Discuss the principle of TDM. L2
    b) Discuss the operation of amplitude limiter used in FM demodulators. L3 / L4

    OR

    11.a) Draw the waveforms for PAM, PWM and PPM L2
    b) Explain the generation of PAM with neat waveform and relevant equations. L3 / L4

     

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