four seven segment digital clock (16f877) MikroC code help...

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I want to study about digital clock mikroC source code... can anyone put mikroC source code for 4 seven segment digital clock thanku
 

Follow these steps:-
1. First leaen how to interface seven segment display with a microcontroller.
2. Learn how to do multiplexing with seven segment display
3. Learn How to use RTC module with microcontroller.
Finally make the whole clock.

You will find all the helps you need to learn those 3 steps here in EDABOARD. Just search
 

Follow these steps:-
1. First leaen how to interface seven segment display with a microcontroller.
2. Learn how to do multiplexing with seven segment display
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To learn seven segment display interfacing, multiplexing, and counting, you may try "4.11 EXAMPLE 9" from . That would give u a clear idea.
 

To learn seven segment display interfacing, multiplexing, and counting, you may try "4.11 EXAMPLE 9" from . That would give u a clear idea.

Yes Its a good tutorial using common cathod SSD.
If you want see here for common anode circuit :


You can do without the 7447 IC

Also see here for idea : 8051 microcontroller (prototyped with AT89S52) based clock using RTC DS12887 and LCD https://www.edaboard.com/threads/223551/

Another popular RTC chip is DS1307 (price much lower than DS12887A)

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► PIC 16F877 HiTech C DS1307 Example: Here is a small example using above code to read and write 8 registers of DS1307 RTC. https://www.8051projects.net/i2c-twi-tutorial/pic-i2c-code-example.php

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Thread: DS1307, 16f877a, Mikroc https://www.edaboard.com/threads/240477/
 

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