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ADE Practical 2_Binary to Gray Code Conversion

The document outlines a practical lab exercise for converting Binary to Gray code using an XOR gate trainer kit. It details the aim, tools required, theoretical background, connection instructions, and results of the experiment. The conversion process is verified through observation of the output on an 8-bit LED display.

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ADE Practical 2_Binary to Gray Code Conversion

The document outlines a practical lab exercise for converting Binary to Gray code using an XOR gate trainer kit. It details the aim, tools required, theoretical background, connection instructions, and results of the experiment. The conversion process is verified through observation of the output on an 8-bit LED display.

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HVPM’s College of Engineering & Technology

Department of Computer Science & Engineering


3rd Sem/2nd Year
Analog & Digital Electronics Lab (Practical)
Practical 2- Binary to Gray code conversion
Aim:- To verify & realize Binary to Gray code conversion using XOR gate Trainer Kit

Toolkit Used:-

1) DB06 Binary to Gray code converter.


2) Digital trainer kit with input power supply.
3) +5V DC Power Supply Adapter.
4) Patch cords.

Theory:-

For Binary to Gray code conversion using XOR gates from figure 1,
1. The MSB of the Gray code will be 0, same as of the MSB of Binary code is 0.
2. Now, the second gray bit will be XOR of 1st & 2nd binary bits as, 0 Ꚛ 0= 0.
3. Similarly, third gray bit will be XOR of 2nd & 3rd binary bits as, 0 Ꚛ 1= 1.
4. And Lastly, LSB gray bit will be XOR of 3nd & 4th binary bits as, 1 Ꚛ 1= 0
5. Therefore the equivalent Gray Code for the given binary code 0011 will be 0010.

Observation Truth Tables:-

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Connections:-

1. Connect +5 V pin from the trainer on the left side to +5V pin on the DB06 using a
patch cord wire.
2. Connect GND pin from the trainer to ground symbol pin on the DB06.
3. Connect the input section pins no. D3, D2, D1 and D0 on the bottom of the trainer to
B0, B1, B2, and B3 pins of the DB06 binary to gray code circuit on the left of the
panel respectively.
4. Connect the pin no. G0, G1, G2, and G3 of DB06 binary to gray code circuit to the
output pin no. D3, D2, D1 and D0 of the 8-bit LED Display of the trainer respectively,
in order to display the gray code from the binary inputs.
5. Make sure all your connections are right then turn on the power supply.
6. Turn D3 switch to position 1 and keep D0, D1 and D2 switches at position 0 then
observe the output on 8-bit LED display (green light indicates 0 and red light indicates
1).
7. Observe the output for different input combination as shown in truth table of binary to
gray code conversion on Table (1).
8. Verify Truth Table on Table (1).

Results: Binary to Gray code conversion has been verified & realized.

HVPM COET

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