Decimal to Binary Conversion Explained (with Solved Examples)

In this video, how to convert the decimal number into the binary equivalent number is explained with solved examples.
Timestamps for topics covered in the video:
0:00 Introduction
0:57 Decimal to Other Base Number Systems
2:18 Decimal to Binary Number System
3:50 Example 1
5:47 Fractional Decimal Number to Other Base Number System
7:38 Fractional Decimal to Binary Number
8:55 Example 2
In this video, the procedure for converting the decimal number to binary equivalent number is explained in detail with solved examples.
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This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding how to convert any decimal number into a binary equivalent number.
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Timestamps for topics covered in the video:
0:00 Introduction
0:57 Decimal to Other Base Number Systems
2:18 Decimal to Binary Number System
3:50 Example 1
5:47 Fractional Decimal Number to Other Base Number System
7:38 Fractional Decimal to Binary Number
8:55 Example 2

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This may help
Assume K is the decimal number we want to convert to binary number
Then, we can write into this formula:
STEP 1
k_0*2^1 + r_0*2^0 = K
k_0 is the quotient and r_0 is the remainder which is always zero or one
STEP 2
if k_0 is > 0, then we can further decompose k_0 into the following formula
k_1*2^1 + r_1*2^0 = k0
STEP 3
Then, we can substitute k_1*2^1 + r_1*2^0 = k0 into k_0*2^1 + r_0*2^0 = K, this generate the following formula
(k_1*2^1 + r_1*2^0)*2^1 + r_0*2^0 = K
k_1*2^2 + r_1*2^1 + r_0*2^0 = K
If we keep on repeating STEP2 - 3, we always find that there is a k_n term multiplied by the highest power of 2 (2^n), and always find that the remainder always multiplied by remaining terms (2^0 to 2^n - 1 terms). If k_n = 0, then we can stop repeating STEP 2 - 3. If k_n != 0, then we need to keep on repeating STEP 2-3 until k_n = 0. From the above logic, it shows that why the remainders are important to find the answer of binary number.
The following is the generalised formula for decimal number to binary number
k_n*2^n + r_n-1*2^(n-1) + ... + r_2*2^2 + r_1*2^1 + r_0*2^0 = K
k_n = 0 and r_n-1 to r_0 can be 0 or 1

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Suppose if you have 4, then you can divide it by 2. In that case, quotient is 2. And there is no remainder.
But can not divide 1 by 2. So, quotient will be 0 and remainder is 1.
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