If I go into the windows calculator and type in -69 in decimal and I convert that to hex I get FFFFFFBB. If I go into MatLab and I type int32(hex2dec('FFFFFFBB')) I get 2147483647. Is there any way that I can take a hex value and get the negative representation of the value, so I’d like FFFFFFBB in MatLab to give me -69. Thanks!

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Duke
Duke am 4 Feb. 2014
Anyone know anything about this, or understand what I'm asking?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 4 Feb. 2014

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typecast(uint32(hex2dec('FFFFFFBB')),'int32')

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Thomas
Thomas am 4 Feb. 2014
Bearbeitet: Thomas am 4 Feb. 2014

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2147483647 is Maximum integer value in matlab
you can get that by typing
intmax
so the answer you are getting is not value out of hex2dec but the intmax.
You can use Two's complement to represent negative numbers.

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