A parallel interface is a simple and direct way to connect a microcontroller to an LCD display. It uses multiple pins to send data and commands in parallel, usually 4 or 8 bits at a time.

The use of ADCs and LCDs is demonstrated in this project which aims to produce a simple temperature alarm based on a PIC16C84 microcontroller. This temperature alarm uses a 2-line LCD display where ...

The LCD reference design is developed using the Kinetis KL28Z through the standalone peripheral module FlexIO. The polling method is used to copy data from SRAM or flash to FlexIO’s shifter buffer.

Microcontroller Temperature Controlled System. Writing C code to implement temperature controller system on AVR ATMega128 (UNI-DS6 development board), Proteus 8 to simulate the system, which aims to ...

So in this article, let's learn how to use ADC on STM8S Microcontroller with COMIC C compiler. Materials Required. In this article, we will be reading two analog voltage values from two potentiometers ...

In this project, a microcontroller acts as the brain of the system, orchestrating tasks and managing interactions between different hardware modules. The system employs multiple peripherals such as ...

A LCD is interfaced with Arduino to display temperature values and Thermistor is connected as per circuit diagram. The analog pin (A0) is used to check the voltage of thermistor pin at every moment ...