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Using 16-bit Normalized Floating-point notation having the format SEEEEEEMMMMMMMMM: 1. Encode: -7/32 = 2. Enc

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Using 16-bit Normalized Floating-point notation having the format SEEEEEEMMMMMMMMM: 1. Encode: -7/32 = 2. Enc

Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2022 6:07 pm
by answerhappygod
Using 16-bit Normalized Floating-point notation having
the format SEEEEEEMMMMMMMMM:
1. Encode:
-7/32 =
2. Encode:
+12, 3/8 =
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