AriCalculator – A homemade handheld calculator

AriCalculator – A homemade handheld calculator

The AriCalculator is a DIY calculator or a general purpose handheld device.

It is battery powered and runs on a NXP S12G240 microcontroller (16-bit, 240k flash, 11k RAM). The device has 38 input keys and a 128×64 pixel LCD display with a backlight option. Three interfaces connect the calculator to the outside world:

  • A BDM debug interface, giving direct access to the microcontrollers on-chip memories and debug features.
  • A USB port, offering a FTDI virtual com port (VCP). This port is under software control and intended to serve as a programming interface.
  • A general purpose SPI port, intended for hardware extensions.

AriCalculator – A homemade handheld calculator – [Link]

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