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The number or character entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ASCII code & it get stored on RAM in the binary form. What is the exact procedure
on hardware that converts the ASCII value to Binary?
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Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: June 03, 2009     Asked by: Amol B Jadhav 
  
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March 23, 2006 23:31:31   #1  
thenibala Member Since: December 2005   Contribution: 5    

RE: The number or character entered through keyboard ...
It may be the ASCII Converter
 
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October 31, 2007 16:53:39   #2  
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RE: The number or character entered through keyboard ...
there must a kind of shift register that converts the hexadecimal representation character of ascii value to series of ones and zeros
 
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June 02, 2009 09:58:28   #3  
Jackkkkk Member Since: June 2009   Contribution: 1    

RE: The number or character entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ASCII code & it get stored on RAM in the binary form. What is the exact procedureon hardware that converts the ASCII value to Binary?
Through logic gates one can convert the ASCII value to corresponding binary value.
You can prepare a look up table (of say 4 inputs and 4 outputs) then make a K-map to reduce the binary expression relating the inputs and outputs. Than make the logic gate corresponding to the binary expression.

 
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