Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2009 – Problem 2
(1) & (2) (4) & (5) a: 000, b: 101, c: 001, d: 110, e: 010
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2013 – Problem 2
(1) “A sequential circuit is an interconnection of flip-flops and gates.”. Reference: Page 28 of Computer System Architecture (3rd Edition) by M. Morris R. Mano. (2) Reference: MOD Counters and Subject 2017 – Problem 2. It seems like a mod- counter is a counter with flip-flops. And it seems to me that D-flip-flops cannot be used […]
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2017 – Problem 2
Reference: Page 24 and Page 51 of Computer System Architecture (3rd Edition) by M. Morris R. Mano. (1) Asynchronous counter (see clock ripple) (2) Synchronous counter (pay attention to AND gates) (3) Reference: Page 11 and Page 30 of Computer System Architecture (3rd Edition) by M. Morris R. Mano. Larger 5 & 6-variable Karnaugh Maps. […]
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2009 – Problem 1
(1) Reference (F-matrix):https://kats.issp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/kats/circuit4/doc/presen/circuit_2.pdf (2) (3) This is an open circuit so (reference: wikipedia & mit courseware). (4) (5)
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2010 – Problem 3
(1) Skip (2) A worst-case example: (3) Reference: 3 & 4 & 5. It is possible to implement path compression and reduce the number of loop iterations in the “find” function. However, a linear tree is still built (and broken after one reference from lower-level nodes) and union by rank is […]
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2010 – Problem 1
(1) (2) We see that: So: (3) (4) When the input signal is amplified into a wider range, its overall shape is less likely heavily distorted by the noise. It makes the input signal to be more tolerant against noise in communication. Reference: see slide 12-14.
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2011 – Problem 3
(1) The variable is not resetted to when we start counting a new . Add right after the line to correct the code. (2) merge(L1, L2) { for (word1, freq1) in L1 { for (word2, freq2) in L2 { if (word1 is word2) { output_pair(word1, freq1 + freq2) break } } } } (3) We […]
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2011 – Problem 1
(1) There is a short-cut at the ammeter position (reference), so: (2) 2R (3) (reference). (4) (reference). (5) In Figure 1: In Figure 2: (6) An error on a resistor of the first circuit will affect the value of only one bit, the current value is guaranteed to be […]
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2013 – Problem 3
(1) Skip. (2) The adjacency matrix representation uses 36 memory units. The adjacency list representation uses 20 memory units. Therefore, the adjacency matrix representation uses more memory space than the list representation. (3) Let be the number of edges. The adjacency matrix representation uses memory units while the adjacency list representation uses memory units ( […]
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Todai Entrance Exam: Subject 2012 – Problem 1
(1) I make a reference to the previous problem: (2) (3) From (2), together with (Laplace transform of unit step function): If : is oscillatory. If : is critical. If : is non-oscillatory because is always a real number with zero imaginary part (). (4) […]