Homework Request

(no.of d-ff to represent 1 bcd digit) x 8

3 d-ff only can represent digits 0-7 (8-9 missing)

>>174698
why are 3 D-FFs able to represent 0-7 digits and it's basically just 4 x 8 right?Sorry I'm not that familiar with D flip flops.

>>174693
Technically, you only need 27 bits to "store" an 8-digit decimal number, whether it's "expressed" in BCD, binary, unary, or ASCII. They need to lrn2english.

That said:
1248
....0
:::.7
...:8
:..:9
If you only had 3 bits, you'd not have the 4th bit you needed for 8 and 9.

BCD starts again for each digit, so 1234 (.:..:.::..: in binary) would be :... .:.. ::.. ..:. in BCD.

>>174700
why are even taking that course if you can't even understand the function of main components in logic circuits

>>174724
Well, he did say "engineering", so you can understand why CS101 might be so baffling to him.

>>174738
That and also because I wasn't listening during the lectures on D flip flops.

>>174723
Ohh I get it now.Thanks anon.