6 Digit Binary to Hexadecimal

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02:15:03

This circuits digits only go up to 8 and the hexadecimals go up to f. (Fixed Goes up to the letters and has an option for decimals in all places) (Update: Now in little Indian Format) (Update 2: The circuit is now easier to understand and also in order because the last decoder was connected to the first display. I also fixed the format as the circuit was in Big Endian while it was meant to be in Little Endian. I also fixed the fact that the fifth decoder was in Little Endian but everything else was in Big Endian.) <----Big update

published 8 years ago

eekee

8 years ago

It's called octal. Programmers used it before hardware settled on 8-bit bytes. Some still use it today, although bytes were very much a thing by the mid 70s.

The_peepee_poopoo_man

8 years ago

TheCircumstizer should be your username

Ramez9

8 years ago

Questo disegno tecnico fantastico

FernandoCPF

8 years ago

How its this a calculator?

eekee

8 years ago

I'm not sure if I should say this, but the author didn't *actually* call it a calculator. As for what he did call it... :D

thecircutmaster

6 years ago

Yeah I did not know what to call it so I called it that.

thecircutmaster

6 years ago

I fixed it to where it goes up to the hexadecimals

thecircutmaster

6 years ago

Muchas gracias

thecircutmaster

5 years ago

Update:Read desc for update

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