EXCESS THREE BINARY CODE

Hi bhargav76,

Excess three code and 6-3-1-1 codes are both examples of
binary-coded-decimal codings, where a decimal digit 0-9 is represented
by four binary digits.

Excess three code is obtained by adding binary three (0011) to the
usual binary representation of the digit. 6-3-1-1 code is obtained by
using four binary digits where the first represents the value 6, the
second represents the value 3, and the other two each represent the
value 1.

Therefore, these codes can be converted according to the following
table:

   Decimal  xs-3  6311
   
      0     0011  0000
      1     0100  0001
      2     0101  0011
      3     0110  0100
      4     0111  0101
      5     1000  0111
      6     1001  1000
      7     1010  1001
      8     1011  1011
      9     1100  1100


Additional links:

Digital Number Systems
http://www.deeps.org/Digital/numbering3.html

Binary Codes
http://si2.ee.nctu.edu.tw/others/ld96b/chap1/tsld020.htm


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