Binary Coded Decimal – BCD

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Binary Coded Decimal The Binary Coded Decimal is a 4-bit binary number coded to represent specifically a decimal number. The “coded” refers to the process of assigning a specific or unique binary code to a particular decimal number. In the Binary Coded Decimal or shortly BCD, the decimal numbers from “0” to “9” are binary […]

Binary Numbers Tutorial

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Binary Numbers Tutorial The digital electronic circuits and computers use binary numbers in arithmetic operations, information transfer, data storage (memory), etc. As seen in previous articles, there are different numbering systems to represent the equivalent binary numbers. The usage of different binary numbers depends on the system architecture, memory size, application type, etc. However, adopting […]

Hexadecimal Numbers

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Hexadecimal Numbers The Hexadecimal (16) number is a base-16 numbering system that uses sixteen (16) numbers to represent its digit’s value. The hexadecimal number uses a group or set of four (4) binary digits to form a hexadecimal digit. In other words, a hexadecimal digit is equivalent to a nibble and we know, from the […]