What is the difference between packed and unpacked bcd coding system
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Unpacked BCD is each number is represented by its own byte. The number 75 in unpacked BCD would be 00000111 and 00000101. UN-Packed puts one BCD nibble into one 8 bit word leaving 4 bits unused. ... Packed BCD ( Binary coded decimal) is type in which each decimal digit is represented by 4 bits ( 1 nibble) .
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Unpacked BCD is each number is represented by its own byte. The number 75 in unpacked BCD would be 00000111 and 00000101. UN-Packed puts one BCD nibble into one 8 bit word leaving 4 bits unused. ... Packed BCD ( Binary coded decimal) is type in which each decimal digit is represented by 4 bits ( 1 nibble) .
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