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    The document describes an experiment that uses assembly code to display the letters A through E on a seven-segment display using the EdSim51DI simulator. The assembly code uses binary representations of the letters to set the port P1 values to activate the appropriate segments on the display. It sequentially displays each letter and includes a delay to show each for a period of time before repeating the loop continuously. The objective of writing assembly code to display these letters on a seven-segment display is achieved.

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    The document describes an experiment that uses assembly code to display the letters A through E on a seven-segment display using the EdSim51DI simulator. The assembly code uses binary representations of the letters to set the port P1 values to activate the appropriate segments on the display. It sequentially displays each letter and includes a delay to show each for a period of time before repeating the loop continuously. The objective of writing assembly code to display these letters on a seven-segment display is achieved.

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    Exp 03 - CSE 3202

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    The document describes an experiment that uses assembly code to display the letters A through E on a seven-segment display using the EdSim51DI simulator. The assembly code uses binary representations of the letters to set the port P1 values to activate the appropriate segments on the display. It sequentially displays each letter and includes a delay to show each for a period of time before repeating the loop continuously. The objective of writing assembly code to display these letters on a seven-segment display is achieved.

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    Exp.

    No-03

    Experiment Name
    Write an assembly language for the display shows the letters A to E
    using EdSim51DI.

    Objective
    To implement display that shows the letters A to
    E using EdSim51DI.

    Theoretical Study
    A seven-segment display is commonly used in
    electronic display devices for decimal numbers,
    letters from zero to nine and in some cases, basic
    characters.

    Assembly Code
    START:
    MOV R0, #0FFH ; Set R0 to 0xFF (all
    segments off)
    MOV P1, R0 ; Display nothing initially

    ; Display 'A'
    MOV R0, #10001000B ; Binary representation for 'A'
    MOV P1, R0 ; Display 'A'
    CALL DELAY ; Delay for some time

    ; Display 'B'
    MOV R0, #10000000B ; Binary representation for 'B'
    MOV P1, R0 ; Display 'B'
    CALL DELAY ; Delay for some time

    ; Display 'C'
    MOV R0, #11000100B ; Binary representation for 'C'
    MOV P1, R0 ; Display 'C'
    CALL DELAY ; Delay for some time
    ; Display 'D'
    MOV R0, #11000000B ; Binary representation for 'D'
    MOV P1, R0 ; Display 'D'
    CALL DELAY ; Delay for some time

    ; Display 'E'
    MOV R0, #10000110B ; Binary representation for 'E'
    MOV P1, R0 ; Display 'E'
    CALL DELAY ; Delay for some time

    SJMP START ; Repeat forever

    DELAY:
    MOV R2, #0FFH
    DELAY_LOOP:
    DJNZ R2, DELAY_LOOP
    RET
    END

    Output

    Conclusion
    Implementing display that shows the letters A to E using EdSim51DI is obtained.

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