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16x2 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)

16x2 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)

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Front of the 128x64 display module

128x64 OLED Display Yel/Blu

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USB 2.0 Cable 10 Foot Type A Male to Type B Male

USB 2.0 Cable Type A Male to Type B Male - 10 FT

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Multimeter Security Banana Plug To Test Hook Clip Probe Lead Cable 500V

Multimeter Security Banana Plug To Test Hook Clip Probe Lead Cable 500V

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3 Foot USB Cable Type A to USB Cable Type A

USB Cable Type A Male to USB Type A Male - 3 FT

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84 oz-in NEMA 17 Stepping motors (also called stepper motor)
Image of the Atmega324p

Atmega324P

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10K timmer potentiometer

10K Trimmer Potentiometer (Through Hole)

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White prototyping breadboard with 30 tie strips and two power rails on each side.

White Prototyping Breadboard (2x30 columns of tie strips and 2x2 rows of power strips)

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Programming and Result: Creating a Functions to Display a Number or String at a Specified Location on the LCD

Using the commands and sending characters to the LCD to put a number on the screen at a specified location takes a few lines of code, where this is not necessary. The code can be put into a function since it will be used quite often.
The two functions are as follows:

void Send_A_StringToMrLCDWithLocation(uint8_t x, uint8_t y, char *StringOfCharacters)
{
GotoMrLCDsLocation(x, y);
Send_A_String(StringOfCharacters);
}

void Send_An_IntegerToMrLCD(uint8_t x, uint8_t y, int IntegerToDisplay , char NumberOfDigits)
{
char StringToDisplay[NumberOfDigits];
itoa(IntegerToDisplay, StringToDisplay, 10);
GotoMrLCDsLocation(x, y);
for (int i=0; i (less than symbol) NumberOfDigits;i++) Send_A_String(" ");
Send_A_StringToMrLCDWithLocation(x, y, StringToDisplay);
}

The (less than symbol) isthe actualy symbol, not the phrase in the parenthesis.
Response From: arif khan

can you please make a video on systick timer to blink an led in stm32 micro
Response From: william010

Hallo,
Thank you so much for this great website. I study the micro-tutorial one lesson at a time in following order and the end-results are fine. I noticed however that in "FUNCTION TO DISPLAY INTEGERS" you seem to skip a few lessons ? The ADC was not mentioned before but it is already part of this video. In the end I figured it out so it is not a big problem. I was just a little surprised and confused about it and wonder if you yourself have noticed it ?

Greetings,

Wim (Rotterdam, Netherlands)

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