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Binary Division Procedure Example

The document explains the procedure for binary number division with an example. It outlines the steps which include setting up the divisor and dividend, dividing the leftmost bits and writing the quotient, multiplying the divisor by the quotient and subtracting from the dividend, bringing down the next digit and repeating until the dividend is fully processed. It then provides an example of dividing 10110 by 11 to show the process in action.

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Binary Division Procedure Example

The document explains the procedure for binary number division with an example. It outlines the steps which include setting up the divisor and dividend, dividing the leftmost bits and writing the quotient, multiplying the divisor by the quotient and subtracting from the dividend, bringing down the next digit and repeating until the dividend is fully processed. It then provides an example of dividing 10110 by 11 to show the process in action.

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Binary Division Procedure Example


October 5, 2023

I got a assignment in digital electronics the topic is binary numbers division so write about it
(length 1.5 page all procedure also write example)

Certainly! Here's a brief explanation of binary number division along with an example:

Binary Number Division

Binary number division is a fundamental operation in digital electronics, often used in


computer arithmetic and various digital applications. Similar to decimal division, binary
division follows a set of rules and procedures.

Procedure:

1. Setup:
• Align the divisor (the number you're dividing by) and dividend (the number you're

dividing) properly.
• If the dividend is smaller than the divisor, consider it as the remainder and bring down

the next digit.


2. Division:
• Divide the leftmost bits of the dividend by the divisor.
• Write the quotient above the dividend, aligned with the divided bits.
• Multiply the divisor by the quotient and subtract it from the dividend.
• Bring down the next digit of the dividend and repeat the process until the entire dividend

is processed.
3. Example:
Let's divide 10110 (dividend) by 11 (divisor).
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1 0 1 1 0 (dividend)
÷ 1 1 (divisor)
_______________
1 1 (Quotient)
-1 1 0
_______________
0 1 (Bring down the next digit)
-0 0
_______________
1 0 (Complete the division)

So, the result of the division is quotient = 11 and remainder = 10.

Conclusion:

Binary number division, while similar to decimal division, involves straightforward steps of
dividing and subtracting, just in the binary numeral system. Understanding this process is
crucial in digital electronics for designing efficient arithmetic circuits and algorithms.

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