Learn Embedded System Programming: Basic Calculator V2.0 for 8051 MCU.
ASM.51 ِRoutines: Convert Binary 16-bit to BCD
This post is simply showing how to convert Binary 16-bit to five BCD digits. The routine’s…
Digital Frequency Meter for 8051 Microcontroller Using Assembly
A good use of the frequency counter is to calibrate other equipment. For example a signal generator…
Digital Calendar for 8051 Microcontroller Using Assembly V1.0
A digital calendar is one that displays time and date digitally. The project explained here,…
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Basic Assembly AVO meter
The post provides simple Digital Meter project code using assembly for 8051 micro-controller.
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The course I was waiting for is just starting, I’ll be pleased if you join alsoThe course is about VLSI, seems to be another point of view than which we study at our class this year, but I think it’s still interesting ^^
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Steve Jobs in 2010:
“When we were an agrarian nation, all cars were trucks because that’s what you needed on the farms. Cars became more popular as cities rose, and things like power steering and automatic transmission became popular.
PCs are going to be like trucks. They are still going to be around…they are going to be one out of x people…
When I am going to write that 35-page analyst report, I am going to want my Bluetooth keyboard. That’s 1 percent of the time. The software will get more powerful. I think your vision would have to be pretty short to think these can’t grow into machines that can do more things, like editing video, graphic arts, productivity. You can imagine all of these content creation possibilities on these kind of things. Time takes care of lots of these things.”
This year, about five times as many smartphones will be shipped versus PCs, and tablets will surpass PCs for the first time. According to Jobs, the right way to look at this isn’t that mobile devices are creating a new market. It’s that mobile devices are relegating PCs to special-purpose, mostly industrial devices.
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You are not who you think you are. Your personality and identity is significantly more malleable than you realize. With a few simple tricks, you can exploit your brain’s innate functionality to change just about anything about yourself…
