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Logical Shift Left

June 20, 2019 1920 × 1280 Arduino Tutorial 44: Understanding Logical Shift Left and Logical Shift Right with the74HC595
logical shift left

This diagram shows the Logical Shift Left function on an 8 bit binary number

This diagram shows an 8 bit number and the effect of a logical shift left (LSL) on the 8 bit binary number. You can see all bits move one spot to the left, and the empty right most bit is filled with a “0”.

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