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Offset binary is the digital enchoding standard, where all-zero corresponds to minimal negative value and all-one to the maximal positive value.

Table of offset binary for 4 bits[1]

Binary code Decimal code
1111 7
1110 6
1101 5
1100 4
1011 3
1010 2
1001 1
1000 0
0111 -1
0110 -2
0101 -3
0100 -4
0011 -5
0010 -6
0001 -7
0000 -8

References

  1. ^ "Data Conversion Binary Code Formats" (PDF).