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Gray Code to Binary Converter Calculator
Convert a value into its Gray code representation and its binary equivalent for a given bit width.
Your inputs
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Gray code
00001111
Binary value
10
Decimal value
10
Bit width
8 bits
Gray code changes only one bit between consecutive values, which reduces glitches in rotary encoders and counters.
Formula and working
Gray = value XOR (value >> 1); Binary is the direct base-2 representation of value
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Collect the inputs
Decimal value = 10; Bit width = 8
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Apply the formula
Gray = value XOR (value >> 1); Binary is the direct base-2 representation of value
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Result
Gray code = 00001111
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