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The project involves designing and simulating a circuit to convert a 6-bit Gray code input into an 8-bit binary coded decimal (BCD) format, which is then displayed using two 7-segment LED displays. The design process includes creating a truth table, utilizing Karnaugh Maps for simplification, and developing a 7-segment decoder for the BCD output. The project is completed by integrating all components into a functional circuit.

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The project involves designing and simulating a circuit to convert a 6-bit Gray code input into an 8-bit binary coded decimal (BCD) format, which is then displayed using two 7-segment LED displays. The design process includes creating a truth table, utilizing Karnaugh Maps for simplification, and developing a 7-segment decoder for the BCD output. The project is completed by integrating all components into a functional circuit.

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PROJECT REPORT 26.11.

2023

The Gray Code Display Circuit

Musa Furkan Çelikkaya 2020401234

EE 243

Project Goal

In this project, I am required to design and simulate a circuit that can convert an input in a 6-
bit Gray code format to 8-bit binary coded decimal (BCD) format and display the result using two 7-
segment LED displays.

Project Design Steps

First of all, I must convert the 6-bit Gray code to a two digit BCD number then, I design a
converter for each bit of 8-bit BCD. While doing this I used the truth table that I wrote and Karnaugh
Map Solver in the website link in the bibliography.
Then, I design schematics for each bit of BCD and stimulate them.

B0:
B1:
B2:
B3:
B4:
B5:
B6:

B7 is equal to zero.
Then, I design a converter that I used the above design. Using this design, I converted the
Gray code to each bit of BCD.
I complete the first part of project and I progressed to second part that is a 7-segment
decoder. Thanks to the truth table I got from the slides we used in the PS lesson of Week 7; I designed
a 7-segment decoder. This decoder will make output of BCD digit ready to be connected to 7-segment
LED display.
Finally, I combined them all and created the circuit.

Project
Bibliography

1-)https://www.charlie-coleman.com/experiments/kmap/

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