This example is based on a LCD module with the Hitachi HD44780 LCD-controller.You can get these displays in various kinds, from 1 to 4 lines and from 8 to 40 characters per line. A display with 16 characters per line and 2 lines is used in this example. The display uses a power supply of 5V […]
Page 1 of 2 This board can directly connected to the STK 500 board or the ATTiny2313 ISP program board with a 10 pole flatcable on the 10 pin header of the STK500 and the 10 pin header of the LCD/Switch board. The display has 16*2 character positions and is Hitachi HD44780 compatible, and also
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Touch screens are two dimensional input devices. Nowadays most of the electronic gadgets use them. Laptops, smart phones, tablets and even some home appliances like washing machines & microwave ovens also use a touch screen nowadays. Why Touch screens? Touch screens are preferred over keypads because they need very little or no pressure to operate
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embRACE, a game developed on the embedded platform, entirely coded in assembly language. The game has been programmed on an ATMega16 micro-controller, interfaced with a 16×2 LCD display module. The game possesses an interactive user interface and exclusive features like: -Main Menu -Pause Menu -Real Time Score display -Life Indicator LEDs -Non-volatile High Score storage
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Ever played with magic slates in your childhood? Well this project will show you how to make a digital magic slate using a PC, a touch screen and few other components. Components Required 1. 4-wire resistive touch screen with connector 2. ATMega16 development board with 16MHz 3. 4 X 10kohms Resistor
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Are you an electronic hobbyist? Then an adjustable power supply is a must for your various needs. This project explains how to make a LM317 based adjustable power supply unit with a digital display. Components Required 1. LM317 IC 2. Resistor – 240 Ohms 3. Capacitors – 0.1uF, 10uF 4. Potentiometer – 5k 5. 30V/1A
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Saving electricity is a major concern for domestic and industrial units. We always try hard to save electricity in many ways to reduce our electricity bills, but due to some known and unforeseen circumstances our efforts do not normally transform in saving electricity. Adding to our woes we may at times forget to switch off
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This tutorial explains how to make your own power supply unit for all your electronics andembedded system experiments. It also has a backup battery which will be used in case of power cuts and a display. Components Required 1. SLA 12V battery 2. Banana Jack connectors female (2 pairs each) 3. Screw Terminals (1 pair)
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REQUIREMENTS: AtMega 16 Microcontroller (development board) Fingerprint scanner module (R305) 16X2 Alphanumeric LCD (for user display) DESCRIPTION: In today’s secure world biometric safety is on the top. Unlike other techniques which make use of passwords and numbers, that are needed to be remembered, biometric techniques make use of human body parts like fingerprints or even
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This article is in continuation to the article Single character LCD display using AVR. The aforesaid article shows how to display a single letter on LCD. Moving forward towards learning to work with LCD, this article explains how to display a string on LCD. Displaying string is occasionally used in many applications. The connection of
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