4 Pin LCD character Library for STM32 HAL
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4 Pin LCD character Library for STM32 HAL
Automatic pet feeder. It can be timed and managed online. ESP8266 nodemcu project.
Example code for interfacing with a LCD with a Raspberry Pi Pico
An open source serial LCD (HD44780) controller based on the ATmega328.
Micropython Menu for LCD Displays
SYSMON65 is a full 2-pass assembler, with local and global labels, directives, and more. A 65C02 disassembler is included which includes Step-By-Step debugging (i.e., Tracing), memory dump, ASCII dump, fill, delete, block move, intel hex loader and more.
College mini-project, Facial Recognition System using OpenCV on Raspberry Pi 4. Using simple Haar-Cascade and LBPH to detect and recognize. Picamera2 library for latest camera-stack
Micropython package to control HD44780 LCD displays 1602 and 2004 via I2C
Heartbeat Sensor is an electronic device that is used to measure the heart rate i.e. speed of the heartbeat. Monitoring body temperature, heart rate and blood pressure are the basic things that we do in order to keep us healthy. In order to measure the body temperature, we use thermometers and a sphygmomanometer to monitor the Arterial Pressure …
📟 make LCD custom characters using the createChar() function from the LiquidCrystal library
Library to support the HD44780 LCD , (I2C PCF8574 "backpack" interface) for the Arduino eco system
Library for displaying large numbers on LCD with I2C using Arduino
A simple library for STM32 microcontrollers to drive 16x2 LCD displays based on the HD44780 controller
In an automatic plant watering system or we can say it smart irrigation system. we are using an Arduino microcontroller to control and sense the thing in the projects such as sense or measure the moisture in the soil we are using soil moisture sensor.
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