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    This document discusses simulating a decimal up counter display using a microcontroller. It explains that a counter is a sequential logic circuit consisting of flip flops that can cycle through states. It also defines common anode and common cathode displays. The document then provides an overview of the Arduino microcontroller platform and its benefits for programming. It states that the objective is to write code for an Arduino to simulate a 00-99 decimal up counter display.

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    This document discusses simulating a decimal up counter display using a microcontroller. It explains that a counter is a sequential logic circuit consisting of flip flops that can cycle through states. It also defines common anode and common cathode displays. The document then provides an overview of the Arduino microcontroller platform and its benefits for programming. It states that the objective is to write code for an Arduino to simulate a 00-99 decimal up counter display.

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    ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY

    INISTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    MICROCOMPUTER AND
    INTERFACE PROJECT
    OBJECTIVE

    How to write a program to


    simulate a decimal up counter
    to display 00-99.
    INTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS COUNTER?
     Counter is a sequential logic circuit consisting a set of flip flops which can
    go trough a sequence of states.
     THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF MODES
    1. common anode : in common anode 1= off and 0 = on
    2. common cathode: in common cathode 1 = on and 0= off
    Arduino

     What is Arduino?
    Arduino is an open source electronics platform based on easy to use
    hardware and software.
     Why we use Arduino ?
    - because it is cross-platformed. Means it is applicable in different
    operating systems(Windows. Linux …)
    - simple and clear programing environment. Meaning easy to use for
    beginners and flexible enough for advanced users.
    - in expensive compared to other micro controller platforms.
    The Simulation code
    The proteus configuration
    THANK YOU

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