Gray Code to Binary Conversion

Digital Electronics: Gray Code to Binary Conversion
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Gray to binary 1: 1100-->1000 2: 1011-->1101 3: 1000-->1111

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@@gamingchannel1456 try reading Digital Design by Morris Mano, or there are loads of videos available on youtube that explain concepts of Boolean Algebra

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Why the two are same 1000-1111 & 1100-1000??

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[@anmol3]

It seems as gray to binary and binary to gray conversion are same but in fact they are totally different. You must see previous video again to understand this if you didn't. Sir hasn't completely stated the difference in his rules.

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I think it is hard to notice every little difference in all of 200 videos. However, I think it's logical you would want to watch both videos if you study :)

[@goshikasaravana]

Yea true. Initially after seeing the rules, I literally started solving it with the previous method but then gradually I realised this method is different from the previous one In previous method, we keep performing X-OR with every binary bit consequently. In this method, we perform X-OR with the resultant binary bit and the next gray code bit.

[@אהלןסהלן]

Hey Anmol😁 Even though they are very simillar, they aren't written the same way, can you spot the difference?🧐 Hint * : 2 words Hint ** : whats written after "next bit" ? Hope that clears it up :)

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H. W problems answers 1)(1100)gray = (1000)binary 2)(1011)gray = (1101)binary 3)(1000)gray = (1111)binary

[@sidra3210]

a.)1100 Sol:1000 b.)1011 Sol:1101 c.)1000 Sol:1111

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You wrote the step 2 the same sentence..for both videos...that is binary to gray and gray to binary...but you did the process differently...i m soo confused ...please help

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[@kilarisreenivasprasad8030]

There means in the first video you have to perform XOR operations between the bits but here you have to perform XOR operations to the resulatant and next bits.

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[@אהלןסהלן]

Hey😁 Even though they are very simillar, they aren't written the same way, can you spot the difference?🧐 Hint * : 2 words Hint ** : whats written after "next bit" ? Hope that clears it up :)

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1-> 1000 2-> 1101 3-> 1111 😊

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1) 1000 2) 1101 3) 1111

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Converted Gray to Binary 1: 1100 = 1000 2: 1011 = 1101 3: 1000 = 1111 Thanku Sir ❤

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a- 1000 b-1101 c- 1111

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We can use one method or not either xor or general

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The sequence you are taking for p1 p2 d3 p4 d5 d6 d7 form left to right should be taken from right to left because in every question that we solved the from books the sequence is taken from right to left to get the correct code, so please look into this and explain.

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i. 1100 - 1000 binary no. ii. 1011 - 1101binary no. iii. 1000 - 1111binary no.

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HW ANSWERS : GC => BINARY 1. 1100 => 1000 2. 1011 => 1101 3. 1000 => 1111

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Excusme sir is there a difference between binary to gray code and gray code to binary or they are the same process?

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Answer (i) 1000 (ii) 1101 (iii) 1111

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For 1. 1000 For 2. 1101 For 3. 1111

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Gray Code to Binary Conversion 1. 1100 = 1000 2. 1011 = 1101 3. 1000 = 1111

[@thirumalainambisubramanian7843]

Incase you wanna do it program. A gray code is bascially just the sum of Xor of bits starting from that position of bit. For examples the Nth bit from gray to binary gonna be Nth^N-1^N-2^N-3^...to the last set bit. In program you can achieve this by just creating variable like b that starts from 0 and Xoring it with the gray code and then storing the value of it in b (b=b^gc). while the n is right shifting by 1 in each iteration(n=n>>1) until it reaches 0

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Thanks for showing how to perform the conversion. It would be great if you explained why it works.

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Solutions - 1)1000 2)1101 3)1111

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i) 1000 ii) 1101 iii) 1111

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int grayToBinary(int g) { int b = 0; while(g){ b ^= g; g >>= 1; } return b; }😅

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Thank you sir

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I have a doubt that there is no difference by doing example s with x-or and starting example right????

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is this possible to get through k map ? for the boolean expression

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1) 1000 2) 1101 3) 1111

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1. 1000 2. 1101 3. 1111

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1. 1101 2. 1111 3. 1000

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[@MKumarThakur]

Gray to binary 1: 1100-->1000 2: 1011-->1101 3: 1000-->1111 ]

[@MrOccultra]

Hi, If i convert 1001 (bin) to Gray code i get: 1110 If i convert 1110 (Gray) to Binary, i get: 1011 Is this normal? shouldnt my conversion from gray to binary be the orginal 1001?

[@kushagradhawan6875]

Converting 1001 ( binary ) to gray should give you 1101 instead of 1110. There is, I believe, a slight mistake in the steps he's written. To put it straight, while converting from binary to gray, you have to XOR the bits of the original number. That is, to convert 1001 to gray, I'll put '1' as it is, then XOR 1 with 0 giving me '1', then XOR 0 with 0, giving me '0' ( and not 1 ) and then finally, I'll XOR 0 and 1, giving me '1'. Hence 1001 to gray is 1101. To convert from gray to binary, I'll have to XOR what's recorded with the next digit. Hence, converting 1101 to binary, I'll put '1' as it is, then XOR 1 ( that's recorded ) with 1, giving me '0', then XOR 0 with 0, giving me '0', and finally, XOR 0 and 1, giving me '1'; thus my number will be 1001, again. Hope that helps

[@אהלןסהלן]

@@kushagradhawan6875 Hey :), You reworded what he literally did, where do you see a mistake?🤔

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[@mokshitmanchanda]

sir binary to gray code conversion nd gray code to binary conversion me same process follow krni h ya koi difference hai

[@anmol3]

No bro you're wrong.

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Noo it's totally different

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i)1100 ii)1101 iii)1111

[@camilovega6262]

To generalize the xor equation, one can assume infinite leading 0s which would lead to infinite leading 0s in the binary (0 xor 0 is 0) and then in the first bit we have 0 XOR 1 which is 1. In this way we don't need special cases.

[@אהלןסהלן]

Whats the "special cases" needed in the first place? The expressions aren't really case dependendant... aren't they?

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answers:-i)1000 ii)1101 iii)1111

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hw answers: 1: 1100-->1000 2: 1011-->1101 3: 1000-->1111

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1000,1101,1111

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Hw problems:- 1.)1100=1000 2.)1011=1101 3.)1000=1111

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1st answer = 1000 2nd answer= 1101 3rd answer = 1111

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home work gray to binary answers 1)1000 2)1101 3)1111

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1.1000 2.1101 3.1111

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1: 1100-->1000 2: 1011-->1101 3: 1000-->1111

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H.W PROBLEMS ANS. 1)1000 2)1101 3)1111 AM I CORRECT?

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1. 1100 = 1000 2. 1011 = 1101 3. 1000 = 1111

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1) 1100=1000, 2) 1011=1101, 3)1000=1111

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Why do we do xor operation

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1100 => 1000 1011 => 1101 1000 => 1111

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1)1000 2)1101 3)1111

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Answers:- 1000 1101 1111

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1) 1000 2) 1101 3) 1111

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And 2-1101 And 3-1111

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3A7 t0 grey code .how we convrt

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1100=1000 1011=1101 1000=1111

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1100=1000 1011=1101 1000=1111

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1 = 1000 2 = 1101 3 = 1111