Gray Code Explained | Gray code to Binary and Binary to Gray code Conversion

In this video, the Gray Code and its importance is explained. And then Binary to Gray Code and Gray Code to Binary Conversion is explained with examples.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:13 Importance of the Gray code and Gray code Applications
5:49 Binary to Gray Code Conversion
9:20 Gray Code to Binary Conversion

Gray Code is a Non-weighted code. Since two successive Gray codes differ by only one bit, they are also known as cyclic code or unit distance code.

Because of this property of the Gray code, they are used in applications where the switching between the two successive codes needs to be minimum. The Gray codes are used in the position encoders as well in the digital communication for minimizing the error during the communication.

In the later part of the video, the binary to Gray code and Gray code to Binary conversion are explained with exmaples.

This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the importance of Gray Code and, Gray to Binary and Binary to Gray conversion.

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[jameslke]

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[OguchiOluebube-jy]

1)Gray code 1001101
Binary code is 1110110
2)Gray code 1100110
Binary code is 1000100
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[voscapattern]

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[aarohikumar]

I was really stuck that why gray to binary truth table is not written according to the decimal but then after you explained that they are arranged in a such a order that only one bit changes for successive decimal number written to avoid positional errors thank you.

[orange_coconut]

Thank you. I could clearly understand why the Gray Code is important.

[architjaiswal]

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[hanishhoney]

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[subhrobhattacharyya]

excellent explanation. absolutely clear. thank you very much

[vinutabellur]

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[partha]

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[ParamitaDey-bimg]

12:54 sir pls tell me how to solve this question... As there are 7 bits so I am confused.. I divides the 7 bits to 4 and 4 bit from Left hand side.. pls sir tell me the procedure and the ans 🙏🙏

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[martynas]

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[Hari-lgfi]

answers:
1) (1110110)b2
2)(1000100)b2