Binary Codes: Classification of Binary Codes Explained

In this video, the different types of Binary Codes and the Classification of Binary Codes are explained in brief.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:43 Numeric and Alphanumeric Codes
1:38 Weighted Code and Non-weighted Codes
6:00 Sequential Codes
6:56 Cyclic Codes
7:32 Self-Complementing Codes
9:05 Error Detecting and Error-Correcting Codes

Binary Codes:
The Binary Code is a way of representing numbers, characters or letters using the group of '1' and '0'. There are different types of binary codes and mainly there can be classified in the following categories.

Classification of Binary Codes:

1) Alphanumeric Codes
Examples: ASCII and EBCDIC

2) Weighted Code
Example: BCD 8421, 5421, 2421, 84 -2 -1

3) Non-weighted Code
Example: XS- 3 code and Gray Code

4) Sequential Code
Example: BCD 8421 and XS-3 Code

5) Cyclic Code
Example: Gray Code

6) Self-Complementing Code
Example : XS-3, 84 -2-1 code, 2421 code

7) Error Detecting and Error Correcting Code
Example: Parity and Hamming Code

This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the different types of Binary Codes.

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[Definitelynotdepressed]

Tysm. Even with that accent, I understood everything so well! With how you handle your pronunciation is absolutely fantasic.

[theblackone]

Wow!! Thank you for this amazing video.

[bradhilton]

I love his accent it brings extra clarity too the learning process.

[muskaansingh]

sir as you said because of noise it changes from 0 to 1 or 1 to 0 sir what type of noise it is while transmission how does it effect

[pabbasaishiva]

U have explained parity code some what in the video and left hamming code in error detection method

[bhagyanagarapu]

Sir in 5421 code for 7 it is written as 0111, why it is not written 7 as 1010 ?? 😢pls explain sir

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:43 Numeric and Alphanumeric Codes
1:38 Weighted Code and Non-weighted Codes
6:00 Sequential Codes
6:56 Cyclic Codes
7:32 Self-Complementing Codes
9:05 Error Detecting and Error-Correcting Codes