16-Bit Adder

Welcome to the 16-bit adder demonstration! Here you can add two 16-bit numbers, A and B together. You'll see the output appear in the out box. In this adder, each bit is added together one at a time with a carry be carried across the entire system. This is why this type of adder is commonly known as a "ripple-carry adder". This demonstration showcases how addition can work on a hardware level. Don't know binary numbers? No problem! Below the demonstration you'll find a binary to decimal converter, please use it to get a feel of how binary numbers work and try inputting different numbers for the A and B values! The accompanying post can be found here.
Out:
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Previous carry: N/A Sum: N/A Carry: N/A
A:
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B:
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Decimal-Binary Converter

Decimal: N/A