@@anubhavkumar5372 convert 16 to binary form. we'll get 10000. We will then add 0 in beginning for +16 and 1 for -16 th-cam.com/video/2U9b76JRz7s/w-d-xo.html watch this video if you don't know how to convert.
So basically increase the bit size by 1 to add in the sign bit (i.e 5 will become from 101 to 0101 (from 3 bit representation to 4 bit)). also the range for, lets say, 5 bit is +-(2^5-1)-1 = +-15 only, cause no matter what, you will always assume the last bit holds no value and only denotes sign. e.g 10000 = 16 in unsigned, but in signed it will be -0. and to show +16 (or even -16) you will NEED to add another bit to show either positive or negative sign which makes it into 6 bits. in total, for signed representation: 5 bits will at max hold (1or0)1111 = 1+2+4+8 = +-15 bits.
Ok..for the people thinking why 11101 is -13 and not 29. I Think this is where range comes in ..here there are 5 digits(11101) which is n..and hence -2^n-1 to 2^n-1 becomes -15 to 15 in which 13 lies and not 29 doesn't . Pls correct me if im wrong..
@@244harishradhidipocaksono2 do u mean the 've'.. at the plus and minus signs.. If Yes... Its jst a short form of Positive and negative.. Where 've' belongs to positi've'
I asked this to my college lecturer, and he said the question will be specific and will state whether it is signed or unsigned. Hope that answers your question.
As part of an aircraft's functional monitoring system, a circuit is required to indicate the status of the landing gears prior to landing. Green LED display turns on if all three gears are properly extended when the \gear down" switch has been activated in preparation for landing. Red LED display turns on if any of the gears fail to extend properly prior to landing. When a landing gear is extended, its sensor produces a LOW voltage. When a landing gear is retracted, its sensor produces a HIGH voltage. Implement a circuit to meet this requirement SIR.... this que was asked in our examination......... can u please help me in solving this one
Take 3 gears G1, G2 and G3, connect not gates to each (as voltage is low, i.e 0), and connect each of them to 3 bit AND gate, the output of the AND gate is now split into two wires , one with Not gate and the other without it, connect the normal one to green LED and the Not one to RED led
@@anubhavkumar5372simply if we consider bit table (16 8 4 2 1) in this 16 is consider as 1 and all other become 0 So +16=010000 -16=110000 (in 6 bit )
There is total 16 ways in 4 bit system, but according to ur range I will be able to represent only 15 binary numbers but what about 16th binary number, I think range should be from -8 to +7
it is decided by the MSB. MSB is for the sign in case of signed binary digits. If '1' it is considered '-' . If '0' it is considered '+'. Otherwise, 2's complement representation is used.
Using 4 bit i can represent 16 numbers. But the range you write -7 to +7 can represent only 15 numbers. I am sure that range will be -8 to +7. Kindly reply me.
In the range of signed 4 bit numbers, two 0' s are included , 1000 (a "negative" zero) and 0000 (a "positive" zero). Because they are both still 0, the range technically only represents 15 different numbers, although there are 16 different representations in there, like you pointed out.
Range is just explaining the range of signed magnitude numbers . For example: The range of numbers (1,2,3,...) with 4 bits (n=4) is: -(2^(n-1)-1) to +(2^(n-1) -1) so the range of numbers that can be represented with 4 bits is: (I'm starting with the positive side of the range) 0000 = 0 0001 = 1 0010 =2 0011 =3 0100 =4 0101 =5 0110 =6 0111=7 (now at this point, 1000 couldn't be +8 because the '1' in the most significant bit represents the value is negative, so it will have to be -0. Yes, with signed magnitude, there are 2 'zeros'. This is one of it's major downsides that 2's compliment fixes.) 1000 = 0 (as stated above) 1001 = -1 1010 = -2 1011 = -3 1100 = -4 1101 = -5 1110 = -6 1111 = -7 (no more bits to use after this one if you are limited to 4 bits, thus, -7 is the end of the negative side of the range for signed magnitude with 4 bit values). Hopefully this is clear to others.
+Satwik Mishra actually here n is the no. of bits taken into consideration to represent decimal no.s. for eg. if n=16 , u can represent -32767 to 32767 and in case of unsigned ucan represent 0 to 65536
In limited bits, we can specify limited numbers which is called range. So if we are given say 4 bits , then in sign magnitude, only -7 to +7 can be represented. If we need to represent other numbers beyond this range, we need more bits. Same goes for other representations like 1s, 2s complement forms
Unsigned form can only represent numbers which are positive. For negative numbers we need separate representations like sign magnitude, 1s, 2s complement
He is partially correct the range of signed magnitude for 1's complement = - (2^(n-1) -1) to (2^(n-1)-1) the range of signed magnitude for 2's complement = - 2^(n-1) to (2^(n-1)-1)
I know its too late to answer your question but here is the explanation when you covert 16(decimal) to binary no. You get 10000 And after getting the binary no. You can apply short cut which is for + no 010000 ( here 0 stands for + no. ) And for negative no. Add 1 = 110000 for -16
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Even though this was recorded 5 years ago, I used these for my Digital Design course and I finally understood it without confusion! Thank you sir :)
1. +5 = 0101
2. -5 =1101
3. +9 =01001
4. -9 =11001
5. +16= 010000
6. -16= 110000
represent -9 inn 6 bits please
@@pratyushraj2640 111001, 111111111001, 11111111111111111111111111111111111111011, just repeat the MSB for whatever bitsize u need.
can you explain how the 16
@@anubhavkumar5372 use successive division
@@anubhavkumar5372 convert 16 to binary form. we'll get 10000. We will then add 0 in beginning for +16 and 1 for -16
th-cam.com/video/2U9b76JRz7s/w-d-xo.html watch this video if you don't know how to convert.
Homework problems helps most please countinue this in every lectures
So basically increase the bit size by 1 to add in the sign bit (i.e 5 will become from 101 to 0101 (from 3 bit representation to 4 bit)). also the range for, lets say, 5 bit is +-(2^5-1)-1 = +-15 only, cause no matter what, you will always assume the last bit holds no value and only denotes sign. e.g 10000 = 16 in unsigned, but in signed it will be -0. and to show +16 (or even -16) you will NEED to add another bit to show either positive or negative sign which makes it into 6 bits. in total, for signed representation: 5 bits will at max hold (1or0)1111 = 1+2+4+8 = +-15 bits.
Ok..for the people thinking why 11101 is -13 and not 29. I Think this is where range comes in ..here there are 5 digits(11101) which is n..and hence -2^n-1 to 2^n-1 becomes -15 to 15 in which 13 lies and not 29 doesn't . Pls correct me if im wrong..
Thx for the explanation. Do you know what the 've' means?
@@244harishradhidipocaksono2 do u mean the 've'.. at the plus and minus signs..
If Yes... Its jst a short form of Positive and negative.. Where 've' belongs to positi've'
@@yadu2568 yes 've' following the circled positive and negative signs. Oh it's from the word positiVE 😂. Thanks answering
Thanks for the explanation. I was in doubt for that too. ❤️
How will we identify that an MSB is a sign bit or just a normal bit representing the number?
I asked this to my college lecturer, and he said the question will be specific and will state whether it is signed or unsigned. Hope that answers your question.
@@gacalka Thanks 🙏
@@gacalkaIn my exam it was not specific, they said "perform A - B using 2's complement" and they gave two numbers as A = 110101 and B = 111010
Unless mentioned, it is always unsigned!
where the usage of ranges taken into consideration
In computers
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5:23 the answers are
1) +5 -> 0101 , -5->1101
2) +9 -> 01001 , -9 ->11001
3) +16 -> 010000 , -16 -> 110000
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As part of an aircraft's functional monitoring system, a circuit is required to indicate the status of the landing gears prior to landing. Green LED display turns on if all three gears are properly extended when the \gear down" switch has been activated in preparation for landing. Red LED display turns on if any of the gears fail to extend properly prior to landing. When a landing gear is extended, its sensor produces a LOW voltage. When a landing gear is retracted, its sensor produces a HIGH voltage. Implement a circuit to meet this requirement
SIR....
this que was asked in our examination.........
can u please help me in solving this one
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Take 3 gears G1, G2 and G3, connect not gates to each (as voltage is low, i.e 0), and connect each of them to 3 bit AND gate, the output of the AND gate is now split into two wires , one with Not gate and the other without it, connect the normal one to green LED and the Not one to RED led
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Answers for homework questions:
+5=0101
-5=1101
+9=01001
-9=11001
+16=010000
-16=110000
Thankyou sir 🎉
Correct
how you calculate for 16
@@anubhavkumar5372simply if we consider bit table (16 8 4 2 1) in this 16 is consider as 1 and all other become 0
So +16=010000
-16=110000 (in 6 bit )
how does computer differentiate between -5 (1101) and +13(1101) when both are represented using the same bits?
Today computer are use 2's complement representation
Because computer have the knowledge that which technique of data representation is used and and if it is signed system than u missed to add 0 in 13
@@jancydas5569 .... What about yesterday's computer?
@@abhishekmaurya9503 we leave for you.
1101 = -3 not -5. This video is wrong.
amazing course . thanks
in the range formula 'n' is the number of bits in the no. including the sign bit .Right?
yes
Yes
Sir if the range is from -7 to +7 then how can we represent +9 &-9 in it?
For that u have to increase the value of n.. That is number of variables.. Use n=4
@@vigneshvadivel6367 ....n =5
Yeah n=5
@@romainegandhi5737 how
-7 to +7 is for 4 bits. +9 and -9 are represented in 5 bits.
There is total 16 ways in 4 bit system, but according to ur range I will be able to represent only 15 binary numbers but what about 16th binary number, I think range should be from -8 to +7
that is so because 0 have no negative form i guess, so -7 to +7 equals 15 binary no.s
O has two representations for +0 it is 0000 and for -0 it is 1000 and it is a drawback of this method
Thank you 🎉
Answer : for signed
1: +5=0101
-5=1101
2: +9=01001
-9=11001
3: +16=010000
-16=110000
Thanks Sir🙏🙏
1)+5=0101 and -5=1101, 2)+9=01001 and -9=11001, 3)+16=010000 and -16=110000
thank you so much
Sir -5 is 1101 and +13 is 01101. Does this only one 0 in 1st digit's place distinguish +13 from -5 for the computer to understand it???
Answers to homework problems
1: 5=00101
-5=10101
2: 9=01001
-9=11001
3: 16=010000
-16=110000
Wrong
Thank you
1)0101 and 1101
2)01001 and 11001
3)010000 and 110000
How do we Identify whether
1110 = -6 or
1110 = 14
?
here it is very ambiguous to represent the number in binary system .so new representation named 2 s complement is used
For 4 bit the range of signed magnitude is from -7 to 7 so it definitely -6 for 14 01110
it is decided by the MSB. MSB is for the sign in case of signed binary digits. If '1' it is considered '-' . If '0' it is considered '+'. Otherwise, 2's complement representation is used.
It should be given weather it is signed or unsigned number in the question, if it is signed it should starts with either 0 (for +num) or 1 (for -num)
@@saisumanth2289 range of signed magnitude representation is -2^(n-1) -1 to 2^(n-1) -1 for n= 4 range -7 to 7..
🔴H/W problem i:
✔️+5 = 0101
-5 = 1101
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🔴H/W problem ii:
✔️+9 = 01001
-9 = 11001
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🔴H/W problem iii:
✔️+16 = 010000
-16 = 110000
Thank you..
thank you
Using 4 bit i can represent 16 numbers. But the range you write -7 to +7 can represent only 15 numbers. I am sure that range will be -8 to +7. Kindly reply me.
In the range of signed 4 bit numbers, two 0' s are included , 1000 (a "negative" zero) and 0000 (a "positive" zero). Because they are both still 0, the range technically only represents 15 different numbers, although there are 16 different representations in there, like you pointed out.
1. 0101; 1101
2. 01001; 11000
3. 010000; 110000
then what will be signed magnitude value for 0 and what is the use of signed magnitude value??
No 0 is unsigned
When doing calculate the range value for purchase sir
Thank You so much Sir.
@Neso Academy please explain use of range ?
Range is just explaining the range of signed magnitude numbers .
For example:
The range of numbers (1,2,3,...) with 4 bits (n=4) is:
-(2^(n-1)-1) to +(2^(n-1) -1)
so the range of numbers that can be represented with 4 bits is:
(I'm starting with the positive side of the range)
0000 = 0
0001 = 1
0010 =2
0011 =3
0100 =4
0101 =5
0110 =6
0111=7
(now at this point, 1000 couldn't be +8 because the '1' in the most significant bit represents the value is negative, so it will have to be -0. Yes, with signed magnitude, there are 2 'zeros'. This is one of it's major downsides that 2's compliment fixes.)
1000 = 0 (as stated above)
1001 = -1
1010 = -2
1011 = -3
1100 = -4
1101 = -5
1110 = -6
1111 = -7 (no more bits to use after this one if you are limited to 4 bits, thus, -7 is the end of the negative side of the range for signed magnitude with 4 bit values).
Hopefully this is clear to others.
@@Charge11 Thanks brother 🙏☺️
H. W answers
+5=0101; - 5=1101
+9=001001; - 9=101001
+16=010000; - 16=110000
What is that varible in range?
1. 0101, 1101
2. 01001, 11001
3. 010000,110000
Ans
1) 0101 and 1101
2) 01001 and 11001
3) 010000 and 110000
ans=
1) 0101 and 1101
2)01001 and 11001
3)010000 and 110000
What do you mean by range here ?
Can anyone explain it.
Thnks a lot
adding 6 and -6 according to your convention doesnt yield 0 or a power of two.
Sir please give me Answer of this question ❓
Represent -12 in 8 bits using sign magnitude and 2' complement
Kindly solve this
HW Answers: -
1) +5 = 0101
-5 = 1101
2) +9 = 01001
-9 = 11001
3) +16 = 010000
-16 = 110000
Sir i think you have made a small mistake while assuming the negative signed vale of 13.
It must be 10011.
Not 11101.
What is for +17 and - 17
+17 010001
-17 110001
What is msb
answer of
i) 0101,1101
ii) 01001,11001
iii) 010000,110000
is n no.of variables or no. of bits?
same thing
why we are taking 1 in - number system?????
What is the range for unsigned representation?
for n bits:
from 0 to (2^n) - 1
what do you mean by the number of variable?
+Satwik Mishra actually here n is the no. of bits taken into consideration to represent decimal no.s.
for eg. if n=16 , u can represent -32767 to 32767 and in case of unsigned ucan represent 0 to 65536
0 to 65535 @Jainandan
What does range represent?
Can we not represent no.s beyond that range?
Yes
In limited bits, we can specify limited numbers which is called range. So if we are given say 4 bits , then in sign magnitude, only -7 to +7 can be represented. If we need to represent other numbers beyond this range, we need more bits. Same goes for other representations like 1s, 2s complement forms
answers
+5=0101
-5=1101
+9=01001
-9=11001
+16=010000
-16=110000
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+5 = 0101
-5 = 1101
+9 = 01001
-9 = 11001
+16 = 010000
-16 = 110000
+5 = 0101
-5 = 1011
+16 = 010000
-16 = 110000
How to find magnitude of signed number
what is requirement of diff. 1's and 2's complement data where as i can represent in unsigned too?
Unsigned form can only represent numbers which are positive. For negative numbers we need separate representations like sign magnitude, 1s, 2s complement
The range you mentioned is incorrect.
its 2^(n-1) to (2^(n-1)-1)
-2^(n-1) to (2^(n-1)-1)
can u represent -8 in binary signed magnitude with 4-bits(n=4)?
Salim Salah for n=4 -8 lies out of range
He is partially correct
the range of signed magnitude for 1's complement = - (2^(n-1) -1) to (2^(n-1)-1)
the range of signed magnitude for 2's complement = - 2^(n-1) to (2^(n-1)-1)
@@nitinpandey6037 can u expain me what is use of range?
How to get for 16
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Sir how to solve 16
16 = 010000 ( as 16 is +ve, so MSB bit=0 in sign magnitude form)
I know its too late to answer your question but here is the explanation when you covert 16(decimal) to binary no. You get 10000
And after getting the binary no. You can apply short cut which is for + no
010000 ( here 0 stands for + no. )
And for negative no. Add 1
= 110000 for -16
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1. +5 = 0101
2. -5 =1101
3. +9 =01001
4. -9 =11001
5. +16= 010000
6. -16= 110000
+5=0101
-5=1101
+9=01001
-9=11001
+16=010000
-16=110000