Making Do-It-YourSelf Electronics Projects For Electronic Hobbyists Using Any 8-bit Or 32-bit MCU.
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A character LCD has been an interesting staff for novice micro-controller learner. Prior to the present of C programming for micro-controlle...
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Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) offers a high speed communication between controller and its peripheral devices using three wires. The SN7...
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Overview A graphical LCD can show variety of data including texts, image, symbols, graphic, etc. It usually has an LCD controller inside. A ...
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ATMega32 contains 32K bytes of internal Flash memory for program storage. The Flash is organized as 16K x 16 because all AVR instructions ar...
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In previous post, I show an example of driving a HD44780-based character LCD using 4-bit data mode . Driving this LCD module is quite easy. ...
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STM32F103R6 is a 32-bit ARM Cortex M3 microcontroller. It could operater up to 72MHz. To program this type of microcontroller, the programme...
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Overview Beside program memory and data memory, the ATMega32 contains up to 1024 bytes of internal EEPROM for auxiliary storage. It can hand...
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In previous post I made some example of interfacing with the SN74HC164 parallel output shift registers chip. They are, ATMega32 Interfaces T...
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Overview The STM32F103R6 has two Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) module ADC1 and ADC2. The ADC is Successive Approximation Register type.T...
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The HD44780 character LCD type uses parallel interface with controller, even it operates in 4-bit data transfer mode. Currently most electro...
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ATMega32 contains 32K bytes of internal Flash memory for program storage. The Flash is organized as 16K x 16 because all AVR instructions ar...
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Overview A graphical LCD can show variety of data including texts, image, symbols, graphic, etc. It usually has an LCD controller inside. A ...
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UART can be interfaced with some module such as GSM, Bluetooth, Nextion display, GPS module, etc. Communicating with a PC via an RS-232 inte...
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