TM1638 driver for AVR (ATmega32), STM32 (HAL) and ESP32 (esp-idf)
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TM1638 driver for AVR (ATmega32), STM32 (HAL) and ESP32 (esp-idf)
TM1629 driver
A CircuitPython library for easily controlling 7 segments with shift registers (74HC595)
This project is a Digital Clock that displays time in minutes and seconds on a 4-digit 7-segment display. It uses the ATmega32 microcontroller, a BCD to 7-Segment Decoder (IC 7447), and the Multiplexing technique.
This Windows Forms application implements a 15-digit calculator with a realistic 7-segment display simulation. The calculator supports basic arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), decimal values, and includes advanced features like positive/negative toggling
this repository contains Python applicatons which use seven segement displays which are dranw on a tkinter canvas
This project shows how to interface a common cathode 7-segment display with the ATmega16 microcontroller. The program displays digits 0 to 9, each staying for one second. This is a basic experiment to understand how segment codes work and how to send them through a port.
Generates serial tranmission for 6 character Swiss Timing Display. Also simulated display and simulated Wind Gauge.
Cola vending machine implemented in VHDL
Expand the number of digital outputs available on an any microcontroller, using just 3 GPIO pins and a 74HC595 shift register.
Designed and Implemented a 4-Directional Traffic Light Controller.
This project demonstrates two-digit number display (98) using 7-segment multiplexing with the PIC16F877A microcontroller. Multiplexing allows multiple 7-segment displays to share the same segment lines, saving I/O pins and reducing hardware complexity.
An Arduino UNO project controlling a 7-segment display to show digits 0-9. Designed and simulated in Autodesk Tinkercad. Ideal for learning digital outputs and display logic.
A button-controlled counter using an LSHD-5503 7-segment display and Arduino Mega.
8051 pedestrian crossing system using Embedded C, Keil uVision and Proteus.
A small device that translates binary inputs into decimal outputs
Object counter using IR proximity sensor and 7-segment display with ESP8266
C++ library for showing characters on 7-segment displays using bare metal MCUXPresso.
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