Use the below tool to convert gray code to octal number

Gray Code
Octal Number

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Octal Number

Octal numbers use digits from 0-7 only. It is known as base-8 number. The place value of each digits of an octal number varies as the whole number powers of 8 starting from the right (Least Significant Digit). The first single digit number in octal system is 0 and the last is 7. Similarly, the first two digit octal number is 10 and the last is 77 and so on. Octal number system was widely used in early computers.

Gray code

Gray code, also known as reflected binary code, is a code having digits 0 and 1. Gray code do not have place value for its digits. Any successive codes in Gray code system have only one bit changes.

Gray to Octal Conversion table

GrayOctalBinary
000000000
000110001
001120010
001030011
011040100
011150101
010160110
010070111
1000101100
1101111001
1111121010
1110131011
1010141100
1011151101
1001161110
1000171111

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