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    Calculator Flowchart 8051

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    Dwiky Erlangga
    The flowchart summarizes the basic calculator logic for an 8051 microcontroller to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations on inputs from a keypad and display the results on a LCD screen. It initializes the LCD, reads inputs, performs the calculation based on the operation, converts the result to ASCII format and prints it to the LCD, then returns to read the next input. It handles negative results by getting the 2's complement and printing a "-" sign.

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    Calculator Flowchart 8051

    Uploaded by

    Dwiky Erlangga
    2K views1 page
    The flowchart summarizes the basic calculator logic for an 8051 microcontroller to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations on inputs from a keypad and display the results on a LCD screen. It initializes the LCD, reads inputs, performs the calculation based on the operation, converts the result to ASCII format and prints it to the LCD, then returns to read the next input. It handles negative results by getting the 2's complement and printing a "-" sign.

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    Flowchart for basic calculator program microcontroller

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    The flowchart summarizes the basic calculator logic for an 8051 microcontroller to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations on inputs from a keypad and display the results on a LCD screen. It initializes the LCD, reads inputs, performs the calculation based on the operation, converts the result to ASCII format and prints it to the LCD, then returns to read the next input. It handles negative results by getting the 2's complement and printing a "-" sign.

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    2K views1 page

    Calculator Flowchart 8051

    Uploaded by

    Dwiky Erlangga
    The flowchart summarizes the basic calculator logic for an 8051 microcontroller to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations on inputs from a keypad and display the results on a LCD screen. It initializes the LCD, reads inputs, performs the calculation based on the operation, converts the result to ASCII format and prints it to the LCD, then returns to read the next input. It handles negative results by getting the 2's complement and printing a "-" sign.

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    Basic Calculator Flowchart for 8051

    Start

    LCD initialization

    Fill the look-up


    table with LCD
    initialization codes

    Read Input

    Calculate Result

    Print output

    OP = ADD?
    Result is
    Negative?
    YES
    YES

    LCD
    initialization

    Add the two


    operands and
    save results

    Read Key

    NO

    Set the DPTR with


    look-up table start
    address

    Result < 10?

    YES

    Calculate
    Result

    Sub the two


    operands and
    save results

    Print valid
    input on
    LCD

    Clear ACC

    YES
    NO
    Convert
    result to
    ASCII then
    print on
    LCD

    OP = MUL?

    Print Output

    Convert numbers
    from ASCII to Bin
    by masking higher
    nibble

    Get code from


    ROM and placing
    in into ACC

    YES
    Divide result by 10
    Multibly the two
    operands and
    save results

    NO

    Save Operands/
    Operation in RAM
    byte for each one

    Increment DPTR
    for next code

    Convert
    Quotient to
    ASCII then
    print to LCD
    OP = DIV?

    ACC = ZERO?

    YES

    RET

    NO

    Have entered
    operands and
    operation?

    YES

    NO

    OP = SUB?

    Check If Valid

    Read Input

    Get the 2's


    complement
    to result
    and print -

    NO

    YES
    Divide the two
    operands and
    save results

    NO

    Convert
    remainder
    to ASCII
    then print
    on LCD

    RET

    RET

    RET

    NO

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