Binary to Decimal Converter

In binary numeral systems, the number 2 serves as the base (radix). Using this system, there are only two numbers: 0 and 1.
In the modern world, the binary system is the language of electronics and computers, having been used in ancient Egypt, China, and India for a variety of purposes. In order to detect an electric signal's off (0) or on (1) state, this is the best system. Additionally, it forms the basis for binary code, which enables computers to process data.
In a binary number, each digit is raised by two. This is a positional system; therefore, all digits in a binary number are rounded up to the rightmost power of two. Each binary digit corresponds to one bit.

There are two main systems used in daily life: the decimal and the binary systems. The decimal and the binary systems. Decimal and binary.
Both systems work from a base of 10 (radix). As such, it has ten symbols: 0 to 9. These are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9.

Understanding Binary Numbers.

A basic understanding of binary numbers might be helpful when converting binary to decimal. According to the binary positional system, each bit (binary digit) is a power of 2. Accordingly, every binary number can be expressed as powers of 2, with the rightmost number positioned at position 20.
Formula for binary to decimal conversion is:
A binary number with n digits is expressed as follows:

d n-1 ... d 3 d 2 d 1 d 0

The decimal number is equal to the sum of binary digits (dn) times their power of 2 (2n)

decimal = d 0×2 0 + d 1×2 1 + d 2×2 2 + ...

Binary to decimal conversion can be applied in two ways. The first method uses positional representations of binary numbers. For converting longer binary strings faster, there is a second method called double dabble. It does not use positions.

The third method which is the easiest is to use our binary to decimal converter tool. To use this tool follow the steps below:

1. First enter the binary number in the input box.
2. Click on the Convert Button to start the conversion from binary to decimal value.
3. The tool will then give you the hex value and decimal value of the given binary number in the two display boxes respectively.
4. In case you want to group the digits, you can select the Digit grouping checkbox.

Conversion Table for binary to decimal conversion:

Binary Number	Decimal Number
0	0
1	1
10	2
11	3
100	4
101	5
110	6
111	7
1000	8
1001	9
1010	10
1011	11
1100	12
1101	13
1110	14
1111	15
10000	16
10001	17
10010	18
10011	19
10100	20
10101	21
10110	22
10111	23
11000	24
11001	25
11010	26
11011	27
11100	28
11101	29
11110	30
11111	31
100000	32
1000000	64
10000000	128
100000000	256