Right.kukumaluboy said:
A 4 bit magnitude comparator is a digital circuit that compares two 4 bit binary numbers and determines which one is greater, equal, or less than the other.
A 4 bit magnitude comparator uses a combination of logic gates, such as AND, OR, and NOT gates, to compare each bit of the two binary numbers. It then determines the overall comparison result based on the individual bit comparisons.
The purpose of a 4 bit magnitude comparator is to perform comparisons between two 4 bit binary numbers, which is useful in various digital systems such as computers and calculators.
The output options of a 4 bit magnitude comparator include greater than, equal to, and less than. These outputs are represented by binary signals, with 1 indicating true and 0 indicating false.
Yes, a 4 bit magnitude comparator can be expanded to compare larger numbers by cascading multiple 4 bit comparators together. This allows for the comparison of binary numbers with more than 4 bits.