🔢 Integer Base Converter Online
Convert integers between different bases, supporting binary, trinary, octal, decimal, duodecimal, hexadecimal, sexagesimal, and custom bases
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About This Base Conversion Tool

This online base converter is designed to help you convert numbers between different numeral systems quickly and accurately. Whether you're a programmer debugging code, a student learning computer science concepts, or working with binary to decimal conversions for data processing, this tool provides comprehensive support for all common base systems.

Key Features:
• Convert between binary (base 2), octal (base 8), decimal (base 10), and hexadecimal (base 16)
• Support for trinary (base 3), duodecimal (base 12), and sexagesimal (base 60)
• Custom base conversion (2-64) for specialized applications
• Real-time conversion with instant results
• Click-to-copy functionality for all output formats

💡 Instructions:
Supported Base Systems:
Binary (2) - Computer foundation, represented by 0 and 1
Trinary (3) - Balanced ternary system, used for special calculations
Octal (8) - Unix system permissions, early computers
Decimal (10) - Everyday use, human habits
Duodecimal (12) - Time calculation (12 hours), traditional measurements
Hexadecimal (16) - Computer memory addresses, color codes
Sexagesimal (60) - Time (hours/minutes/seconds), angle calculations
Custom Base (2-64) - Uses characters: 0-9, A-Z, a-z, +, /

Common Use Cases:
• Programming debugging, network transmission, data encryption, time/angle calculations
• Conversion results display all formats simultaneously
• Click on result cards to quickly copy corresponding results

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Convert Numbers Between Any Base System

Our base converter allows you to convert integers between binary (base 2), trinary (base 3), octal (base 8), decimal (base 10), duodecimal (base 12), hexadecimal (base 16), sexagesimal (base 60), and custom bases (2-64). Perfect for programmers, students, and anyone needing radix conversion for debugging, network transmission, or data encryption.