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IIC读写AT24C02目的:记录开机的次数,并用LCD1602显示记录次数要求:AT89C52 + AT24C02 + LCD1602(1) 画出51单片机操作IIC读写AT24C02的PROTEUS原理图(2) 编写代码实现IIC读写的操作(3) IIC存贮芯片AT24C02是非失意性存贮器,掉电数据不丢失的特点,利用这个性质设计电路实现记录开机的次数,即每次开机或单片机复位后从存贮器AT24C02指定地址(如:0X10)中读出数据并送LCD1602显示,同时计数值加一,并把结果写入到AT24C02指定的地址(如:0X10)中,这样就实现了记录单片机开机的次数。

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