4-bit binary code converter is a digital circuit that can convert a 4-bit binary code into different data encoding formats, such as Gray code, BCD (Binary-coded Decimal), and Excess-3.

A 4-bit binary code converter is a circuit that can convert a 4-bit binary code represent from one form to another. The excess-3 code (or XS3) is a non-weighted code used to express code used to ...

1. 4-bit binary code versus 4-bit Gray code. Gray codes are of use for a variety of applications, such as the ordering of the input variables on Karnaugh Maps (you can see examples of this in Fig 4 ...

We proposed a two dimensional photonic crystal based 3-bit code converter which converts binary codes to gray codes using hexagonal lattice. Using hexagonal silicon pillars in dual T-shaped waveguides ...

Circuit Shorts: Binary to Gray Code The motivation for encoding bits in Gray code was to count in binary but to have only one bit change with every +1 count. This is helpful in mechanical switches ...

This work investigates a novel design to realize 3-bit binary to gray code and gray to binary code converter utilizing all-optical XOR gates on a photonic crystal platform. An ultra-compact and high ...