Sample programs
Please note that the actual notation might be different, as some special EL-5120 characters cannot be directly typed on a PC, e.g. the square root and fraction operator:
Hello world: HELLO: REAL LABEL 10 PRINT"HELLO WORLD GOTO 10 Solver of second grade equations: GRADE2:REAL INPUT A INPUT B INPUT C D=B²-4AC IF D<0 GOTO ERR X=(-B-sqrt(D))/(2A) Y=(-B+sqrt(D))/(2A) PRINT X PRINT Y GOTO E LABEL ERR PRINT D LABEL E END Calculate ICE current and VCE voltage for a BJT transistor, using the 4-resistor polarization method. Note: These local variables must be defined first: R1,R2,R3,R4,B0=gain ,V8=0.7 or 0.3 (base voltage in V for silicon or germanium BJTs, accordingly) BTJ-4R:REAL INPUT R1 INPUT R2 INPUT R3 INPUT R4 INBUT B0 INPUT V R=R1R2/(R1+R2) T=VR2/(R1+R2) I=(T-V8)/(R+(B0+1)R4) C=V-I(B0R3+(B0+1)R4) I=B0I PRINT I PRINT C
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