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1) The floating point to be used in this problem is an 32-bit IEEE 754, (a) Show the representation of -13.00 and 112 (0.5) 13.00 0.50 (b) Perform Floating point addition of the two numbers show all steps, if you give result only or one step, grade 0) (c) Figure 2 represents the hardware for Floating Point addition. Assume that values of registers in each intermediate step (appeared in bold Italic) have been captured. Provide the binary value of each of these registers in the following table Exponent 1: Fraction 1: Fraction 2: Exponent 2 SmallALU Out: MUX1Out: Ctrl ShiftAmount: BigAlu In1: Big Alu In2:Explanation / Answer
1(a).
step1: -13.00 convert into-- binary is 1101.0
step2: normalize the binary number ..
1101.0 -- 1.1010*23 (right shift 3 bit position maximize the number)
step3: the exponent 3+127=130
convert 130 into binary is 1000 0010
step4: in ieee 754 single 32 bit single precision the 32 bits are divided into sin bit,exponent bits,mantissa bits they are : S EEEEEEEE MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
S=SIGN
E=EXPONENT
M=MANTISSA
-13 is negative number sign bit is 1
8 bits are used exponent 1000 0010
1 1000 0010 101 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
Sign Exponent Mantissa
step1: 0.5 convert into-- binary is 0.1
step2: normalize the binary number . to move the decimal point one position right to maximize the number
0.1 normalized is 1.0*2-1
step3: bias the exponent
-1+127=126
convert 126 into binary is 0111 1110
step4: in ieee 754 single 32 bit single precision the 32 bits are divided into sin bit,exponent bits,mantissa bits they are : S EEEEEEEE MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
S=SIGN
E=EXPONENT
M=MANTISSA
0.5 is positive number sign bit is 0 (31 bit )
eight bits are used exponent 0111 1110
23 bits are used to mantissa 0000000000000000000000
1 0111 1110 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 000
Sign exponent mantissa
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