What was the 1st CAS pocket calculator?
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02-10-2017, 07:26 PM
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RE: What was the 1st CAS pocket calculator?
(02-09-2017 10:57 AM)xerxes Wrote: The first CASIO able to do symbolic manipulation was the FX-5500 from 1986. Hi, please, post here how it was works? Maybe you have a manual for that calculator? I'm a big CASIO fan (sorry, guys), so this is really interesting! BTW what it means CAS exactly? I wrote a little Periodic table for my CASIO fx-850P and this program used VALF() function. The chemical symbols are stored in a vector M$() and the atomic weights in M(). The program cuts the chemical formula and substitued all chemical symbol with their atomic weight like this: "H2SO4" --> "M(1)*2+M(16)+M(8)*4" and after on that string I used VALF(). This is a really simple manipulation of a chemical formula to mathematical formula. This is required to eliminate parts of the formula and generate another mathematical one. But not part of the ROM. Csaba |
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