Sunday, April 21, 2019

NI Multisim: Alphanumeric 15 segment display | Wired

Wire an alphanumeric 15 segment display. Display a message, characters, & more!

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Alphanumeric characters comprise the combination of the twenty-six characters of the alphabet (from A to Z) and the numbers 0 to 9. Therefore, 1, 2, q, f, m, p and 10 are all examples of alphanumeric characters. Symbols like *, & and @ are also considered alphanumeric characters.
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