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mhcfs2
engineering programmable calculator
MhcFS2 - engineering calculator. (v. 1.2) (math expression calculator, scientific calculator, numerical, integral,integration, derivative, root, matrix, differencial, differentiation, equation, LSE,ODE ) -
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CalcuFp
Programmable Calculator (IP functions, create user functions)
.... - 25 + BIN ('111 ') + HEX (' FF ') -> this is equivalent to adding the integer 25 +7 (binary) +255 (hexadecimal) = 287. Allows use of predefined variables and constants. Creating user functions. It has a programming section through type pascal scripts (still in testing), It has a multimedia viewer to store documentation that we have on hand for our daily tasks. Aside calculators comes with color coded for resistors, inductors and capacitors. Support matrix calculation. Solving systems of n equations. Periodic table of elements. QR code generator Create new User functions with pascal script. -
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ATCalc
Programming environment. Scientific and graphic calculator.
From single or scientific calculator to structured programming environment (+- pascal): Input, graphic (display of functions; direct draw; display, capture, etc. of images) functions; tests, ... Ready: visual problems or blind users. See below in the web (http://atcalc.sourceforge.net/)
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