Arduino LCD with keys simulation in proteus
In this article we will learn how to Interface Arduino with LCD and Keys simulation in proteus.
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Components:
- Arduino Uno
- LCD display
- Push buttons
- Resistors (2k, 330, 620, 1k, 3.3k,)
- LED
- Jumper wires
Construction…
- Connect VDD and VEE pin of LCD display with +5V
- Connect VSS and RW pin of LCD display with GND
- Connect RS pin of LCD display with D8 pin of Arduino
- Connect E pin of LCD display with D9 pin of Arduino
- Connect D4 pin of LCD display with D4 pin of Arduino
- Connect D5 pin of LCD display with D5 pin of Arduino
- Connect D6 pin of LCD display with D6 pin of Arduino
- Connect D7 pin of LCD display with D7 pin of Arduino
- Connect one side of Reset push button with GND and the other side with Reset pin
- Connect one side of Select push button with one side of resistor 3.3k
- Connect 2nd side of Select push button with GND
- Connect 2nd side of resistor 3.3k with one side of resistor 1k through one side of Left push button
- Connect 2nd side of Left push button with GND
- Connect 2nd side of 1k resistor with one side of resistor 620 through one side of Down push button
- Connect 2nd side of Down push button with GND
- Connect 2nd side of resistor 620 with one side of resistor 330 through one side of UP push button
- Connect 2nd side of up push button with GND
- Connect 2nd side of resistor 330 with one side of resistor 2k through one side of Right push button
- Connect 2nd side of Right push button with GND
- Connect 2nd side of resistor 2k with +5V
- Connect AD0 pin of Arduino at the junction of resistor 2k and 330
- Connect VCC pin of Arduino with +5V
- Connect one side of resistor with +5V
- Connect 2nd side of resistor with one side of push button and then connect them with Reset
- Connect 2nd side of push button with –ve side of LED and then connect them with GND
- Connect +ve side of LED with one side of resistor
- Connect 2nd side of resistor with D13 pin of Arduino
Working…
An Arduino LCD with keys is a combination of an Arduino board, a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), and a set of keypad buttons. This setup allows you to display information on the LCD screen and interact with it using the keypad buttons.
Applications…
- Menu Systems
- Temperature and Humidity Monitoring
- Alarm Clock
- Game Development
- Machine Control
Advantages…
- User Interaction
- Real-time Feedback
- Compact Integration
- Menu Systems
- Learning Platform