Digital Electronics - Code Converters and Multiplexers - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Code Converters and Multiplexers - General Questions (Q.No. 2)
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In a Gray code, each number is 3 greater than the binary representation of that number.
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Jorriam Tsotetsi said:
7 years ago
Karnaugh map is a good example of grey code. When we move from one block to another only one bit/number must change. The 1st block we have (00), second block we have (01), third block we have (11). See that, when we move from one block to another only one bit/ number changes.
Vivek said:
9 years ago
Please explain grey code in a simple way.
Gurunath said:
1 decade ago
Grey code is number which is obtained by giving one bit variation starting from least significant bit.
Baskar reddy said:
1 decade ago
What is meant by grey code?
Vijay chandra said:
1 decade ago
In gray code any two successive numbers will be differed by only one bit position. but it is not true that the gray code number is 3 greater than binary equalent of that number.
For example the gray code of a binary number 1000 is 1100(difference is 4)
similarly for 1111 is 1000 (difference is 7).
For example the gray code of a binary number 1000 is 1100(difference is 4)
similarly for 1111 is 1000 (difference is 7).
Vamshi krishna said:
1 decade ago
The given code is the excess-3 code.
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