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Arithmetic and Logical Operations - Part II

Unsigned Numbers. Addition in unsigned numbers is the same regardless of the base.Given a pair of bit sequences X and Y, where X = xnxn-1...x1x0Y = ynyn-1...y1y0we need to add three terms: xi, yi, and ci for each bit position i = 0...n.ci is the carry bit in the ith bit position. Assume c0

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Arithmetic and Logical Operations - Part II

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    1. 1 Arithmetic and Logical Operations - Part II

    2. Unsigned Numbers Addition in unsigned numbers is the same regardless of the base. Given a pair of bit sequences X and Y, where X = xnxn-1...x1x0 Y = ynyn-1...y1y0 we need to add three terms: xi, yi, and ci for each bit position i = 0...n. ci is the carry bit in the ith bit position. Assume c0 = 0.

    3. Example 15.1 011 (310) +) 001 (110) 100 (410)

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