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// MikroC code for PIC16F877A to control a traffic light system with 7-segment displays

// Define the bit positions for the traffic lights


#define RED_A PORTB.F0
#define YELLOW_A PORTB.F1
#define GREEN_A PORTB.F2
#define RED_B PORTB.F3
#define YELLOW_B PORTB.F4
#define GREEN_B PORTB.F5
#define RED_C PORTB.F6
#define YELLOW_C PORTB.F7
#define GREEN_C PORTC.F0
#define RED_D PORTC.F1
#define YELLOW_D PORTC.F2
#define GREEN_D PORTC.F3

// Define the control lines for the 7-segment displays


#define DISP_A_TENS PORTC.F4
#define DISP_A_UNITS PORTC.F5
#define DISP_B_TENS PORTC.F6
#define DISP_B_UNITS PORTC.F7
#define DISP_C_TENS PORTE.F0
#define DISP_C_UNITS PORTE.F1
#define DISP_D_TENS PORTE.F2
#define DISP_D_UNITS PORTE.F3

// Define the ports for the 7-segment display segments


#define SEGMENT_PORT PORTD
#define SEGMENT_TRIS TRISD

// Segment values for numbers 0-9 (common cathode configuration)


Unsigned short segmentValues[] = {0x3F, // 0
0x06, // 1
0x5B, // 2
0x4F, // 3
0x66, // 4
0x6D, // 5
0x7D, // 6
0x07, // 7
0x7F, // 8
0x6F // 9
};

// Function to display a number on a 7-segment display


Void displayNumber(unsigned short number, unsigned short tensPin, unsigned short unitsPin) {
Unsigned short tens = number / 10;
Unsigned short units = number % 10;

// Display tens digit


SEGMENT_PORT = segmentValues[tens];
tensPin = 1;
__delay_ms(5); // Short delay for multiplexing
tensPin = 0;
// Display units digit
SEGMENT_PORT = segmentValues[units];
unitsPin = 1;
__delay_ms(5); // Short delay for multiplexing
unitsPin = 0;
}

// Function to handle the traffic light sequence and display the countdown
Void trafficLightControl() {
Unsigned short time;

// Green phase for A, B, C, D (50 seconds)


For (time = 50; time > 0; time--) {
// Set traffic lights to green
RED_A = 0; YELLOW_A = 0; GREEN_A = 1;
RED_B = 0; YELLOW_B = 0; GREEN_B = 1;
RED_C = 0; YELLOW_C = 0; GREEN_C = 1;
RED_D = 0; YELLOW_D = 0; GREEN_D = 1;

// Display countdown
displayNumber(time, DISP_A_TENS, DISP_A_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_B_TENS, DISP_B_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_C_TENS, DISP_C_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_D_TENS, DISP_D_UNITS);

__delay_ms(1000);
}
// Yellow phase for A, B, C, D (10 seconds)
For (time = 10; time > 0; time--) {
// Set traffic lights to yellow
RED_A = 0; YELLOW_A = 1; GREEN_A = 0;
RED_B = 0; YELLOW_B = 1; GREEN_B = 0;
RED_C = 0; YELLOW_C = 1; GREEN_C = 0;
RED_D = 0; YELLOW_D = 1; GREEN_D = 0;

// Display countdown
displayNumber(time, DISP_A_TENS, DISP_A_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_B_TENS, DISP_B_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_C_TENS, DISP_C_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_D_TENS, DISP_D_UNITS);

__delay_ms(1000);
}

// Red phase for A, B, C, D (60 seconds)


For (time = 60; time > 0; time--) {
// Set traffic lights to red
RED_A = 1; YELLOW_A = 0; GREEN_A = 0;
RED_B = 1; YELLOW_B = 0; GREEN_B = 0;
RED_C = 1; YELLOW_C = 0; GREEN_C = 0;
RED_D = 1; YELLOW_D = 0; GREEN_D = 0;

// Display countdown
displayNumber(time, DISP_A_TENS, DISP_A_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_B_TENS, DISP_B_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_C_TENS, DISP_C_UNITS);
displayNumber(time, DISP_D_TENS, DISP_D_UNITS);

__delay_ms(1000);
}
}

Void main() {
// Set segment port as output
SEGMENT_TRIS = 0x00;
// Set traffic light ports as output
TRISB = 0x00;
TRISC = 0x00;
TRISE = 0x00;

// Initialize ports to 0
PORTB = 0x00;
PORTC = 0x00;
PORTE = 0x00;

While (1) {
trafficLightControl();
}
}

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