Binary to Gray code conversion

[@datapelle]

The bit on far left is known as MSB which means Most Significant Bit. The one on far right is LSB, Least Significant Bit. Also, if two 1s are added, then the carry bit is ignored, just like Clanget said. Anyways, keep up the good work!

[@yatinvohra6962]

thnks

[@Ndunda_Kelvin]

Thanks

[@anonziw]

Tomorrow is my practical exam..... Ur video provide me a great idea..... Sir. Tq

[@convenience9078]

After going through dozens of long, complex videos found the needle in the haystack, you explained it so clearly ....thanks a lot man!

[@avi-brown]

Dozens?!

[@mywonder7596]

after 8 years it helped me lot

[@vanessasoza8801]

Thank you! So much better explanation than in my textbook! Not sure why it was so overcomplicated. This is a much simpler method. I will share this method.

[@SokraAcademy]

+Vanessa Soza :D ..

[@malikmudassir9603]

Thank u so much sir I was very confused about how to cover binary to Grey code but your video solved my problem. Thanks again

[@koushikkatakam6299]

your voice is soo clear that we can understand it clearly

[@SokraAcademy]

:)

[@zakirfoodvolgs3979]

Vera level bro your teaching

[@ssundayswonderland]

Got an A+ in digital systems course because of this

[@SokraAcademy]

Kelvin Mendie that's great !!! congo

[@parasrana8169]

bullshit

[@toshnono7237]

Thank you. Now I understand. Please make more videos on digital system. Thank you

[@SokraAcademy]

Moher Thej sure ...

[@koushikkatakam6299]

your explanation is super that every one can understand easily

[@SokraAcademy]

:)

[@Norbinax]

thank you very much. I couldn't understand it but with you video it's all clear now. Thanks again

[@SokraAcademy]

+Norbinax :) glad it helped you

[@alexandroffi]

It's good, but if I have i.e. 11010, what should I do if I have two "1" nearby?

[@shreymishra2905]

1+1 = 0

[@dirojitkhersa3]

You should perform XOR addition

[@oTwOrDsNe]

This is so amazingly clear. Thank you!

[@uniqueboi-k1k]

thanks for your video.. tomorrow i have practicals ..this video was helpful.

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best

[@arunkumarld]

do more videos.. there is something simple and clear about tge way you do things... good work

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best

[@SokraAcademy]

I will upload more for sure

[@series_shorts185]

So nice sir .. In a few time you solve this problem .. I understand

[@SokraAcademy]

Keep watching

[@user-ph1re3yn2c]

Great vedio bro

[@aryankale6223]

Thank you so much. Explained in very easy way. Helped me a lot. Thank you once again ☺️

[@Bleachiiigo]

Thank You I Spent My Time Searching On Google But Thank You Here I Found U

[@akshayprathapan6836]

Easy to understand...thnkyou for the classes

[@anirudhkp2533]

Thanks bro, helped a lot, lefties are the best😁

[@shaniahthecurlywurly]

Thanks so much! Lot better than the AQA Computing book.

[@Saravanan-ic1wl]

Exam on afternoon watching ur lecture on morning 😂🤣

[@SokraAcademy]

All the best

[@DiLLZGFX]

Do you always discard the carry? Great vid man

[@SokraAcademy]

+DiLLZGFX yes discard it

[@UbaidUllah-hj2om]

YOU CAN EXPLAIN SO EASY THANKS A LOT SIR

[@raguwarmanjayakumar4154]

hey he explain nothing all arewrong

[@boltthegreat9197]

Guys its not addition its XOR gate operation

[@anikettinkhede2207]

thank you so much bro you explained it very simply... keep it up..😉😉😊

[@yeweifeng9489]

Thank u very much ,it's very helpful for me.In my class ,my teacher told me another way ,that if u use XOR to replace the plus in your video,it will lead to the same result.But my teacher wants me to research the principle of the way,it's really a headache thing,can u help me to find answer or where can I find answer?Thank u

[@SokraAcademy]

+Ye Weifeng ? u need to compare tt of XOR gate.. and TT of simple addition/

[@g.k-gyan8727]

Agr ! Last m 1 + 1 krna hota to? Ans kya - 0 1 hota? For this question - ( 101011 )2 = ( ? ) Graycode Mera ye answer aa rha h - ( 1111101 ) Graycode Kya ans shi h?

[@vaishnavipote4180]

its verry easyyyy...!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for teaching verry easily... :)

[@oguzaltinay1998]

Thanks man ! Greetings from Turkey

[@denisr.8248]

Best video ever my prof cant explain it better then this ! thx a lot

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best

[@MefeiesT]

thanks for your videos, they are very helpful and easy to understand! keep up the good work

[@SokraAcademy]

MEFEIES TEITS I will upload more

[@random-0]

saw this video and taught my friend 😂

[@SokraAcademy]

+RANDOM wow awesome

[@duelbuster123]

thank you all kind lecturer online!

[@muhammadnabi8003]

What about writing gray code for 1110?

[@SokraAcademy]

but this is not a example of basic addition in binary number system.. but i appreciate your way of attention .. glad, u got it!!

[@Caenem_]

Thank you so much ! Code Gray is easy for me now ^_^

[@SokraAcademy]

+TheR4mania :) glad it helped you

[@koppolutejeswar4165]

Nice and simple explanation thank you

[@SokraAcademy]

You are welcome

[@ayushjain1418]

nice perfect very simple keep it up bro

[@souravmukherjee2858]

Thanx alot !! it's really helpful ..

[@multifamchill4409]

Then what about 1+1?

[@rudgreen5958]

Wow! Let me consider your thought too. Thank you bro.

[@anatoseva9719]

what if we have overflow on big numbers let's say 43?

[@46Genes]

Thanks, btw is that you Pi?

[@saurabh8707]

Thanks sir for clear my doubt

[@kushagrawal104]

Thanks!! Helped a lot.

[@vjrasal24]

god bless you bro. this is really useful.

[@SokraAcademy]

+Vijay Rasal :) glad it helped you

[@lizanurislam4188]

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[@kix_creates]

thank you very much :) this video is a great help ^^

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best

[@himanshudubey2042]

You should have taken example where addition between two 1 is required.

[@Od3o_ela_sabil_rabek]

But please what we do if there's carry up during addition please tell us.

[@SokraAcademy]

Omar Tarek ignore

[@SokraAcademy]

SKRtutorials ignore the carry.. just remember 1+1=0(in this case only)

[@Od3o_ela_sabil_rabek]

SKRtutorials thank you very much, i was realize this thank you again for your efforts But another question what uses of gray code in real life please??

[@Od3o_ela_sabil_rabek]

SKRtutorials what uses of gray code in real life please??

[@oneminute6780]

thaks sir,it was helpful for me

[@SokraAcademy]

:)

[@valarmathi9765]

Very easy 👍

[@1603anamaria]

very good explanation !

[@SokraAcademy]

+Ana Stoica :)

[@bravek9881]

Could you convert (1101)2 to gray please.. Thanks

[@velpulakumar599]

simple and clear sir tq

[@johnromuelpinaroc8310]

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[@NeTBabu]

Thanks a lot. Its very helpful

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best

[@adhit528]

SkrFacts , so much effort to make video but didn't effort to choose example, what about 111111 to gray code conversion, sir please choose example in such way that it will covers max, part to the concept, well answer is 100000

[@007sawantamol]

Soham U rock's..Keep it up

[@ShoumikChowdhuryTheBest]

Can u explain abt the carry part also?? If there was 110110

[@SokraAcademy]

Shoumik Chowdhury 101101

[@SokraAcademy]

Shoumik Chowdhury ignore the carry.. just remember 1+1=0(in this case only)

[@ShoumikChowdhuryTheBest]

Okay thank you..

[@Vivaz92]

u deserve more than subscribe .. TQ

[@sanketgaikwad1399]

Del jitliya khush kardeya bhai

[@cradonale7]

what if there is a carry, how can we solve it ??

[@GouthamR05]

What if we get a carry bit?

[@nmanVI]

OMGAD IS IT THAT SIMPLE!!!! WTF IS MY AQA COMPUTING BOOK ON ABOUT thank you!!!!

[@shekhawatharshofficial]

Thanks Bhai! 👍🏼👍🏼👌🏻

[@Manoj-qf6lq]

thanks bro..it is vry useful

[@Od3o_ela_sabil_rabek]

what usages of gray code in real life please??

[@SokraAcademy]

Omar Tarek watch Interstellar movie ;)

[@TripedalTroductions]

Wait seriously?! I thought Cooper said it was binary??

[@ManishKarki]

wasn't it Morse code? or is it the same?

[@fosforito1987]

look into absolute encoders and position .

[@sauvikshome9099]

Gray code reduces dynamism(1 bit difference between successive numbers) in a circuit hence less loss of power when using gray code in a circuit instead of using binary

[@anju4777]

how we write code of 0011. according your techniques it will comes 0012 which is not possible. pls explain this

[@Dhruv_Desai]

1+1 is 10 in binary i.e carry out =1

[@chitranghosal879]

thanks. Very well explained

[@jamgamine1112]

Thank You for this! you the man ! ^_^

[@SokraAcademy]

:)

[@antonio_253]

Thank you for clarifying!

[@SokraAcademy]

welcome

[@FutureWiredTec]

Great method! Thanks!

[@Jamesbr1112]

Wow it’s dat simple lol thanks 🙏🏾

[@nishadsandilya6653]

quickest solution = if n is binary, n^(n>>1) is the grey ex = 7 ........111 (binary) 7>>1...........011(right_shift) ------------------------------------------------- 7^(7>>1)....100(XOR Operation)

[@xyzoooo401]

so for 1011001 grey code would be 1110101?

[@SameerAlamDEE]

Thanku for explanation sir

[@johnardmore2723]

THIS IS WRONG! This does NOT cover all numbers. If a binary number has successive 1's (exm: 010110), you XOR the neighboring bits. Technically, you could get away with adding, so long as you understood to keep the LSB from the addition. For instance 1+1 = 10: You must keep the 0 and discard the 1. XORing the bits is the universal way to convert binary to gray.

[@TankNSSpank]

How do you carry digits? Binary is 111111, what is the gray code.

[@SokraAcademy]

Will Sirius 10000

[@SokraAcademy]

Will Sirius ignore the carry.. just remember 1+1=0(in this case only)

[@tlal017]

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[@martinrosolino]

good video man, thanks!

[@Rizwankhan-us3bl]

thank you so much sir

[@SokraAcademy]

+Rizwan Manyar :)

[@syedfarhaan2457]

Thnkx sir.. helped a lt..

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best

[@ayush2448]

It was excellent.

[@namratabanerjee7224]

Very helpful ❤️

[@pratyush4266]

And what is 1+1=

[@sbaanmer7803]

My thanks from Morrocco 3

[@skmonir897]

It gives wrong ans. Cause u said to add ith bit to its next bit. But its not addition ...its XOR operation

[@SokraAcademy]

+sk monir do XOR on 100101 and compare d results

[@skmonir897]

But what about the carry

[@SokraAcademy]

ignore it

[@celebrationbakeryatarra3627]

Encode the following decimal no to excess3 code 471.78

[@Brandon_66]

What if I want a blue number

[@sameeramaduranga4672]

WHAT IS THE ANSWER IS 1+1 ??

[@ThanhLuan610913]

easy ! 1+1 =0, don,t carry

[@sameeramaduranga4672]

thank u yery mutch.

[@jimdecamp7204]

It's modulo 2 addition, or in Boolean terminology "Exclusive OR".

[@oTwOrDsNe]

Thank you! Makes it even more clear

[@m.asifhossainsiam9643]

In binary addition 1 + 1 = 10 (not Ten, One-Zero) which is 0 and is carry 1.

[@bensaftasana7253]

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[@zainulabideenzain3]

Good work! Thanks! :)

[@SokraAcademy]

Thnx hatim :)

[@SokraAcademy]

output of the exclusive or and simple addition is same.. so it will not change the result .. (y) nice understanding btw

[@SokraAcademy]

yeah its exor but o/p is same

[@shivamtrivedi4669]

thanks man appreciate it...

[@SokraAcademy]

awesome :) all the best