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VincentLorenz
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I badly needed help.. I needed a Binary to 2 out of 5 converter with 6 inputs .. it should have 8 outputs.. HELP! :(
anorlunda said:This spect sheet
http://www.utm.edu/staff/leeb/DM74185.pdf
Says that these DIP packages can be ganged together for any number of digits.
anorlunda said:That make no sense. You want a design but you can not understand the spec sheet of a commercial chip?
What level of detail can you understand?
anorlunda said:I don't think your teacher intended for you to get the answer from a stranger on an online forum.
PF has a special section for seeking help on homework.
A BCD to 2 out of 5 converter is a digital logic circuit that converts binary-coded decimal (BCD) numbers to 2 out of 5 code. This type of conversion is commonly used in electronic devices for encoding and decoding purposes.
A BCD to 2 out of 5 converter works by taking a 4-bit BCD input and converting it into a 5-bit output using a specific algorithm. The output is in a format where only two bits are high at a time, representing the decimal value of the BCD input.
One advantage of using a BCD to 2 out of 5 converter is that it allows for efficient encoding and decoding of BCD numbers. It also simplifies the process of converting BCD numbers to 2 out of 5 code, which can be useful in applications where this type of conversion is required frequently.
BCD to 2 out of 5 converters are commonly used in electronic devices such as calculators, digital clocks, and electronic displays. They are also used in industrial applications for data encoding and decoding purposes.
No, a BCD to 2 out of 5 converter can only handle positive numbers. It is designed to convert BCD numbers, which only represent non-negative integers.