Switch from base 2 to base 16

Binary system (base system 2)

In mathematics and digital electronics, binary numbers are a number that is represented in the base number 2 system or binary number system, using only two symbols "0" and "1".

The numerical system based on 2 characters is a counting system that uses a quantitative position, has a base of 2. Each digit is called a bit. Due to the simple deployment of digital electronic circuits using logic gates, the binary system is used by almost all modern computers and computer-based devices.

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Hexadecimal (base number 16)

Hexadecimal, often shortened to "hex", is a digital system made up of 16 characters. The standard number system is called a decimal number (base 10) and uses 10 characters: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Hexadecimal uses numbers decimal and 6 extra symbols. No numerical symbols represent values ​​greater than 10, so 6 sub-symbols are taken in the English alphabet, namely A, B, C, D, E and F.

Example of converting base 2 system to radix 16:

1. (1110) ₂ = 0Eh
2. (111001) ₂ = 39h
3. (10011100) ₂ = 9Ch

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Table converts base 2 system to radix 16

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