The binary clock represents time in binary format, with each LED corresponding to a bit. It uses three columns for hours, minutes, and seconds, each split into two 4-bit groups for the digits. LEDs light up according to the current time’s binary representation.
Description The Clock Display Program is written in C and utilizes the Sense HAT library to interact with the LED display. It converts the current time into binary representation and displays it on the LED matrix.
Compile the program:
->make Usage: To run the Clock Display Program, execute the following command:
->make run: This will compile the program and execute the clock.sh script, which continuously updates the display with the current time.
Files main.c: Contains the main function and orchestrates the display of time. display.c and display.h: Implement the functions to display the time in binary format on the Sense HAT LED display. clock.sh: Shell script to run the program and continuously update the display.