Second Semester_Digital Logic_Weighted code vs Non-Weighted Code

 Weighted code vs Non-Weighted Code

In a weighted code, each digit has a fixed positional weight (e.g., 8421 BCD), while in a non-weighted code, digits do not have direct positional weights (e.g., Gray code)

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