Character and Charcode - Check how computer recognize characters

Input one character or short letters and click "Convert."

Charset	Character	Bit string (binary)	Bit String (hexadecimal)
ISO-8859-1	á¬j}á¬j{^	1110000110101100100110110110101001111101111000011010110010011011011010100111101101011110	e1ac9b6a7de1ac9b6a7b5e
SJIS-WIN	?￢?j}?￢?j{^	00111111100000011100101000111111011010100111110100111111100000011100101000111111011010100111101101011110	3f81ca3f6a7d3f81ca3f6a7b5e
EUC-JP	á¬?j}á¬?j{^	1000111110101011101000011010001011001100001111110110101001111101100011111010101110100001101000101100110000111111011010100111101101011110	8faba1a2cc3f6a7d8faba1a2cc3f6a7b5e
UTF-8	á¬j}á¬j{^	1100001110100001110000101010110011000010100110110110101001111101110000111010000111000010101011001100001010011011011010100111101101011110	c3a1c2acc29b6a7dc3a1c2acc29b6a7b5e
UHC	???j}???j{^	0011111100111111001111110110101001111101001111110011111100111111011010100111101101011110	3f3f3f6a7d3f3f3f6a7b5e

SJIS-Win,EUC-JP: Classic charsets mainly used as Japanese encoding set on Windows(SJIS-Win=CP932) and UNIX(EUC-JP)