Hey Terry,
oh, I think that would really confuse me, just when I finally got the
hang of my vertical binary clock:
http://www.jb-electronics.de/images/elektronik/digital/d_binaeruhr3/binaeruhr3_fertig_2.jpg
Jens
Jens,
It's actually worse than that!
5:23:31 becomes:
1010
010
1100
110
1000
So not only is it not binary, but the bit ordering is backwards.
Which makes it all the more interesting :-)
Terry
On Nov 6, 4:26 am, jb-electronics<[email protected]> wrote:
Nice! But it is not a true binary clock since it is based on the base of ten and
not two.
I.e. 5:23:31 becomes this in your BCD clock
101
010
0011
011
0001
but this in a base 2 binary clock:
0101
010111
011111
Personally, I like the socond version better because it looks more uniform, but
nevertheless, quite a nice find!
Best regards,
Jens
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