Converting Between Binary & Hexadecimal (OCR GCSE Computer Science): Flashcards

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Converting Between Binary & Hexadecimal
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What is a nibble?

A group of 4 bits

Binary digits per hex digit

4 binary digits

Base number of binary

Base 2

Base number of hexadecimal

Base 16

Method: binary to hex

Split into 4-bit nibbles, convert each to hex

Method: hex to binary

Replace each hex digit with 4-bit binary equivalent

Hexadecimal digit range

0-9 and A-F

Binary digit range

0 and 1

Denary value of hex A

10

Denary value of hex B

11

Denary value of hex F

15

Convert binary 1110 to hex

E

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