Digital Electronics
A number written (or stored) in this way, with the radix point at the left of the most significant digit is said to be in NORMALISED FORM. For example .11011 2 x 2 3 is the normalised form of the binary number 110.11 2. Because numbers in electronic systems are stored as binary digits, and a
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