Binary to Hex converter

A Binary to Hex converter is a tool that allows you to convert binary numbers (base-2) into hexadecimal numbers (base-16). The binary system uses only two digits, 0 and 1, while the hexadecimal system uses sixteen digits, 0 to 9 and A to F.

Here's how a Binary to Hex converter typically works:

1. Input the binary number you want to convert.
2. Group the binary digits into sets of four, starting from the rightmost digit. If the number of digits is not a multiple of four, pad the left side with zeros to complete the groupings.
3. Replace each group of four binary digits with their corresponding hexadecimal digit.
   • 0000 = 0
   • 0001 = 1
   • 0010 = 2
   • 0011 = 3
   • 0100 = 4
   • 0101 = 5
   • 0110 = 6
   • 0111 = 7
   • 1000 = 8
   • 1001 = 9
   • 1010 = A
   • 1011 = B
   • 1100 = C
   • 1101 = D
   • 1110 = E
   • 1111 = F
4. Concatenate the hexadecimal digits obtained in step 3 to form the final hexadecimal representation.

For example:

• Converting the binary number 110101 to hexadecimal would be calculated as: 1101 01 -> D 5 -> D5.

Binary to Hex converters are commonly used in computer programming, digital systems analysis, and networking. They are available as online tools, calculator applications, or programming language functions for convenient conversion between binary and hexadecimal representations.