Basic calculator using the arduino mega and without the keypad library
A calculator that adds two 3-digit binary numbers together using ICs.
Have you wondered how computers compute things at the hardware level? I was curious so I made a binary calculator using only transistors.
This project is based on digital calculator for converting whole number (decimal) to Binary, Hexa, and Octa decimal system
An external, detachable memory module allowing you to save those long programs that become a heavy task to rewrite.
MSP430G2452 acting as a TMS0803 calculator chip. Emulates TI DataMath 2500II and Sinclair Scientific Calculators.
A hand held LED tester and calculator that can measure the forward voltage drop and determine the value of the current limiting resistor.
Its a Scientific Calculator (4 decimal accuracy) with functions like +, -, *, %, Sin, Cos, Tan, arcSin, arcCos, aTan, log made using evive.
This project provides you with a completely working code and connection diagram to set up your own calculator project using Arduino UNO
How to make Arduino Calculator with TFT Display. Our calculator’s precision is up to two decimal points and you can add, subtract, multiply
Ever wished to make your own calculator? This is how you can!
Now you can play the famous AR7778 musical calculator using number pad or smartphone. More octaves and semitones may be coming soon!
Another part of my Project Digital TENET which is focused on building a time reversible computer.
Making a simple binary calculator using transistors
A simple calculator that you can control with your remote with no bugs.
Unary scientific calculator using a TFT_LCD touchscreen, for Exp, Ln, Sin, Tan, and 1/x.
It is a rental cycle or a calories burner. we can rent it for particular duration and the amount will be deducted by users digital wallet
First calculator circuit that works even when time is reversed.
8-bit convertor/calculator that execute bitwise operations.
Graphing calculator made in micropython
You can build a 42LC RPN (reverse Polish notation) calculator for about $40 with the M5 Stack Cardputer, a micro SD card and some stickers.
You can build a 10LC RPN (reverse Polish notation) calculator for about $40 with the M5 Stack Cardputer, a micro SD card and some stickers.
You can build a 32LC RPN (reverse Polish notation) calculator for about $40 with the M5 Stack Cardputer, a micro SD card and some stickers.
