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Gray code is considered beneficial for multiple electromechanical applications due to its error resilience property. This is achieved due to the single-bit change from one code word to the adjacent next code word. This article lists down a few more applications of Gray code. Reference: Maini, Anil K. Digital electronics: principles, devices and applications. John…
In this article, we will learn about the conversion of binary to Gray code and vice versa. You can refer to the gray code table, where we have already shown the gray codes of 3-bit numbers, that is, the decimal numbers from 0 to 7. In this article, we will learn the conversion techniques so…
Gray code is beneficial for multiple electromechanical applications of digital systems, such as shaft position encoders, autonomous braking systems, copiers etc. In all these applications, an input sensor produces a digital value that indicates a mechanical position. When continuous or analog information is converted to digital form, as in the case of the above applications,…
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Gray code is a digital code, which is neither arithmetic nor weighted. There are no weights assigned to the bit positions of a Gray code. Moreover, we do not use Gray code for arithmetic operations. The advantage of Gray code is that it is very less error susceptible while encoding data compared to the straight…