8086 microprocessor lab (Proteus + emu8086): read digits from a 3×4 keypad, store them in external RAM, and replay them on a 7-segment display via an 8255A PPI — in two versions, a simple prototype and a full 8K×16 RAM / 32K×16 ROM design.
What is the mohsen-norouzi237/8086-keypad-ram-7segment GitHub project? Description: "8086 microprocessor lab (Proteus + emu8086): read digits from a 3×4 keypad, store them in external RAM, and replay them on a 7-segment display via an 8255A PPI — in two versions, a simple prototype and a full 8K×16 RAM / 32K×16 ROM design.". Written in Assembly. Explain what it does, its main use cases, key features, and who would benefit from using it.
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