Arduino library for using matrix keypads
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Arduino library for using matrix keypads
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This repository is a course project for China University of Petroleum (Beijing). It implements an expression calculator on AT89C51 (8051 MCU) + LCD1602 + a 4×5 keypad input (4×4 matrix + 4 single keys). The calculator supports decimals and parentheses.
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