Question
Indicators on platform, digital clocks, calculators make use of seven LEDs to indicate a number. How do you think these LEDs might be arranged?
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Answer
i. The indicators on platforms, digital clocks, calculators are made using seven LEDs arranged in such a way that when provided proper signal they light up displaying desired alphabet or number.
ii. This arrangement of LEDs is called Seven Segment Display.
ii. This arrangement of LEDs is called Seven Segment Display.
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