1's complement and 2's complement | Signed Binary Numbers Explained

In this video, different signed binary number representations like 1s complement, 2s complement, and sign-magnitude form representations are explained in detail.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:23 Unsigned Binary Numbers
2:12 Signed Binary Numbers
3:48 Sign Magnitude Representation
6:16 1's Complement Representation
10:08 2's Complement Representation
Binary Numbers can be represented in two ways.
1) Unsigned Binary Number Representation
2) Signed Binary Number Representation
Using unsigned binary number representation, only positive numbers can be represented.
Using signed binary number representation, both positive and negative numbers can be represented.
There are three different ways to represent the signed binary numbers.
1) Sign Magnitude Representation
2) 1's Complement Representation
3) 2's Complement Representation
In this video, all three different representations are explained with examples.
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Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:23 Unsigned Binary Numbers 2:12 Signed Binary Numbers 3:48 Sign Magnitude Representation 6:16 1's Complement Representation 10:08 2's Complement Representation For notes, check this link: www.allaboutelectronics.org/1s-complement-and-2s-complement-of-binary-numbers-signed-binary-number-representation/

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Sir how can we get the 8 bit or any bit of any natural number.please sir tell quickly

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[@desertstormer04gg42]

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[@HariRohith]

@13:26 the subtration of 2^8 i.e 256 and 34 should result in 222(011011110) but your subtraction gives only 196(11000100) as a result . I would like you to change it for others who can understand now better!

[@bhagyanagarapu2758]

Me also having same doubt 😢

[@amanarya3748]

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[@homosapiens.023]

I was converting -12 (Dec) into Binary and found a 32 bit answer. Then I took the last 8bit and converted it to decimal and the answer was 244😂. Our college book didn't cleared the concept of 1's compliment & 2's compliment. That's why that calculator operation took me in a thought loop. Then I found this video & it took me out of that loop❤. Now this concept is clear to me. Thank you❤

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[@khadija_nawaz]

Do we need separate hardware when we are using 1st complimemt and 2nd complimemt encoding? Plzz guide

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bro i have exam in 2 weeks idk anything about binary thanks to you atleast i know half adder and full adder

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[@arnavbawdekar3284]

I have a question though, how did you find the 2's complement form of -8 in 4bit, in the first place?

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[@alicemanickam1324]

In 4:23 can't understand the magnitude of 34 in 8bit 00110100

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[@nishanth6886]

Can you give the equivalent decimal value of the given 2’s Complement number (1110.1)2.

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[@shizotaiko6137]

Svp⭐️ si on’a le nombre signé suivant représenté sur 8 bits 10010111 est-ce que sa valeur en décimal sera -150 ou bien -23 ,et merci beaucoup

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[@shermaineng9503]

why does the 2nd and 3rd method for 2s complement of 34 produce different answers of 11011110 and 11000100?

[@ayushgemini]

To represent signed Binary no. we use MSB bit to store 0 or 1. But if we want to represent an octal number say (-24)8 in signed form. Then in that case MSB will store what numbers to denote +ve and -ve numbers ? 0 & 7. I guess. Am I right?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

The digital circuits and computers works on binary number system. And therefore to represent singed numbers, the MSB is used for sign representation. But for any other number system, simply one can put + or minus sign. When computer is dealing with such numbers (other than binary numbers), then first they are converted into binary. And the sign is also taken into account.

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[@muhammadwaleed1526]

How can there be representation of decimal -8 in 2's complement when it doesn't exist in signed magnitude or even 1's complement for 4-bit binary?

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[@rubeesoni4122]

what is twos compliment of negative zero

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[@Asifur_Rahman]

In 13:01, (2^8 - 34) = (256 - 34) = 11011110 but in your calculation 11000100, how can it be? Can you please explain?

[@Silvi28754]

He made a mistake

[@sakshampokhriyal8928]

Same question

[@bishal3527]

5:25 , the range would be { -2^(n-1)} to {2^(n-1) - 1}

[@sudipbiswas4718]

13:24 sir please clearly explain the subtraction I think there's some mistake 🙏

[@owaisahmed3897]

Please check the 3rd method,it's showing different results.

[@shashanksharma1498]

A very good video. Only 1 error. 2^8 representation in 8 bits is not possible. hence you made 9 dashes. Your 2s complement formula should be --> (2^n -1) - N +1

[@chandranidassarma4732]

What to do with the carry didgit in 2's complement?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

You mean in 2s complement addition? The carry in 2s complement addition is ignored. For more info, please check this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKOwYaemd6arbrc

[@nishant0072008]

Why the table shown in magnitude form section has different representations.+7 - 0111 and -7 1000.Where as you explained earlier that in magnitude form we just to inverse the sign bit and copy all other bits as it is.

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

The table shown is for 1s complement form. The earlier representation which you are talking about is sign magnitude form. In that representation, the MSB is a sign bit. I hope, it will clear your doubt.

[@rollicconducto1550]

Isnt't there an error at 13:10 with the subtraction part?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Yes, there is a mistake in the representation . It should be 11011110.

[@tenzindorjee7689]

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[@adityasrivastava9195]

Bhai -11 ka 2s complement form 11110101 hoga na ?

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Yes, correct.

[@shizotaiko6137]

If we have a binary signed number which is negatif in which form it could be represented ❣️

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

There are different ways of representation. It can be represented in either of 1s or 2s complement form.

[@shizotaiko6137]

@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS it could be also represented by signed magnitude 💛

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

@@shizotaiko6137 Yes

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[@vaibhavbhasin1221]

first you say -34 in binary is = 10100010 then next, you said '11011101 this represents -34 in 1s complement form' at 7:06. also , it is also called '1s complement of +34' . How can these two diff things be same ?

[@vaibhavbhasin1221]

Got it, basically, you see, 1s complement of a positive no. is the same as negative number representation.

[@nishupanchal4294]

Sir, Please come on classification of binary codes and k-maps.

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

They will also be covered soon.

[@nishupanchal4294]

Okay Sir, Thank you..

[@edidionganwan2625]

n bit range was wrong its ; -(2^(n-1) to (2^(n-1))-1

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

The range that you are mentioning is true for 2's complement form, for 1s complement, and sign-magnitude form, the range is from, -(2^(n-1)-1) to (2^(n-1))-1

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[@ayushlawrence281]

You don't even know how to subtract... the result is wrong here 12:57