Topic 1: Queueing Counter i) The counter should have the following basic features and requirements: 4 multiplexed 7-segment LEDS that display 1 character and 3 digits Queueing number starts from '000’ up to '999' At least four (4) control buttons for the following functions: Obtain queueing number for job A Obtain queueing number for job B Check current queueing number for job A Check current queueing number for job B Reset queueing number for job A Reset queueing number for job B Counter resets to initial value when the queueing number of any job

Topic 1: Queueing Counter i) The counter should have the following basic features and requirements: 4 multiplexed 7-segment LEDS that display 1 character and 3 digits Queueing number starts from '000’ up to '999' At least four (4) control buttons for the following functions: Obtain queueing number for job A Obtain queueing number for job B Check current queueing number for job A Check current queueing number for job B Reset queueing number for job A Reset queueing number for job B Counter resets to initial value when the queueing number of any job

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Description: How to do using assembly language in MCU 8051 or keil uVision ? I will bank in to you if you can help me Students are to complete the assignment by simulation using the MCU8051 IDEsoftware.Topic 1: Queueing Counteri) The counter should have the follo

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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