The first eight elements of binary and Gray code are given below:
Binary | Gray
000 | 000
001 | 001
010 | 011
011 | 010
100 | 110
101 | 111
110 | 101
111 | 100
Design a circuit that converts from binary to Gray code.
let us assume that binary bits are b3,b2,b1
so to convert it into gray code
equation will be
g3=b3
g2 = b3 ⊕ b2
g1 = b2 ⊕ b1
Circuit will be
The first eight elements of binary and Gray code are given below: Binary | Gray 000...
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