Binary Multiplication Explained (with Examples)

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For notes on Binary Multiplication, check this link:
bit.ly/binary_multiplication
Check out the other useful videos related to Binary Arithmetic:
1) Binary Addition and Subtraction:
th-cam.com/video/AE-27BSbkJ4/w-d-xo.html
2) Addition and Subtraction using 2s Complement Arithmetic
th-cam.com/video/brM0tpBAx8U/w-d-xo.html
3) 1s complement and 2s complement
th-cam.com/video/MuUnffIpX7Y/w-d-xo.html

[@pmpmpmpm22]

Thank you so much! This is much, much easier to do than what I was taught in my university.

[@Angio799]

He explained it in the best way ever possible ❤

[@mayurshah9131]

Excellent as usual, please continue such vedios

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[@harsh23494]

Thanks for the great explanation sir❤️

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[@raghavendracn6932]

My brain cells started working after watching this video

[@vaibhavcd8378]

Very clear explanation 🎉

[@shilpapatel793]

Very nice 👍👍

[@user-yuri908]

Good job sir vry nice vedieo
Got to try it smday

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[@UsmanHammad2016]

Much easy❤

[@qemmm11]

Much appreciated Sir 😊

[@netraceer_]

Easily explained, thank you

[@mansijatain8714]

Well done sir😊

[@harshyk1211]

sir i have doubt that if in addition 1+1=10 ,1+1+1=11, so what is 1+1+1+1=?? and what will be borrowed please answer my question sirrrrrr???????

[@ratulbanik4931]

@@harshyk1211 1+1=10 that carry bit is 1, 1+1+1=10+1=11 i.e carry bit=1
1+1+1+1=11+1=100 now the carry value is 2 in decimal(10 in binary)

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[@folakemifolashade3267]

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[@sanjayshah9838]

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[@DayanandaPradhan-gp8zc]

Thank you sir😅

[@DayanandaPradhan-gp8zc]

😅

[@MikeKing710]

Don't you know what to do if in the column there're 4 ones?

[@themysteriousfox3767]

1+1 = 0 for that column and then carry one to the next column
1+1+1 = 1 for that column then carry one to the next column
1+1+1+1 = 0 for that column, carry two to the next column

[@mayoorim219]

Thank you Sir

[@khushboomishra99]

Thank you.

[@cuteykhadka3541]

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[@rajbihariyadav2791]

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[@redhedgehogx4076]

I didnt get it

[@zakia-bin-salah]

It's simple just take your time and observe it carefully. It's pretty much similar to normal multiplication. Good luck

[@cuteykhadka3541]

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[@gyanjyotikashyap4766]

Same as normal multiplication start watching from midle of the video.

[@ahmad_nawaz33]

Is it not wrong ? I am talking about the decimal . Is it not comes before 4 digits instead of 3 digits ? If I am wrong then just explain me

[@LOKIS_DUMP]

@@ahmad_nawaz33 in 11.10, 0 has no value so they didn't consider it and in 110.01, it has 2 digits since 1 is after 0 so now we have 3 digits only..

[@12_tvl-jamesluisamariellau22]

I HAVE A QUESTION HOW DID YOU GET THE NUMBER 16,8,4,2? THANKS

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Since we are dealing with binary numbers, so the weight of each position in number changes in the power of 2. (e.g 2^0, 2^1, 2^2 etc.). And from that we are getting this 16, 8, 4, 2 etc. I hope, it will clear your doubt.

[@godwillkiprop1120]

what is the difference between multiplying the binary numbers using the two complements using signed and unsigned binary numbers..

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Just watch this video, you will understand the difference.
th-cam.com/video/NxBRKkNIpwY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TUEOzkkZaZ-yQAOZ

[@UsmanHammad2016]

Easy

[@rwshashini3474]

Thank you👍

[@wesleymarques2468]

if i wanted to do this sub (0111 - 1100). The result will be (-0101)? Using just unsigned representation

[@ayazsayyed2238]

Sir what to do if we have 4 ones addition in a line

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Just add them up. For example, the summation of 4 ones is equal to 100 in binary. So, you can put 0 followed by 0 in the next column. And you can put 1 as carry in the next to next column. I hope, you got the point, what I mean to say. Just practice couple of examples, you will get it. If you still have any doubt then let me know here.

[@ayazsayyed2238]

@@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS thankyou sir I understood it

[@purvipakyala6407]

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[@slgamer5454]

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[@bbbh3641]

Hi teacher, I have some problems questions about op amps can you help me?

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There is a separate playlist on the solved problem related op-amp. You can check that. If you still have any doubt then you can mail me.

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[@RamachandraBharadwaj]

pretty cool !

[@Singwithpandeyji]

Bhai msd hota (most significant digit)

[@Aisha-m-r7m]

In my book there is 1×0=0 but you did 1×0=1HOW😮

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

I didn’t see that in the video. Would you please mention the timestamp where you are referring to in the video ?

[@ramyaravi2992]

Bro ,full fluent English your using ,its somewhat difficult to us to understand quickly,😢taking more time to see 😞

[@ALLABOUTELECTRONICS]

Probably you can watch the video at 0.75 x and you can also turn on the subtitles.

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