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ARDUINO MENU TUTORIAL WITH A ROTARY ENCODER AND A NOKIA 5110 LCD DISPLAY

ARDUINO MENU TUTORIAL WITH A ROTARY ENCODER AND A NOKIA 5110 LCD DISPLAY

In our last tutorial, we examined how to create a menu for your Arduino project on a Nokia 5110 LCD, with push buttons to navigate through it. In today’s tutorial, we will build a modified version of it which will make use a rotary encoder (in place of the push buttons) for menu navigation. A menu

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PERVASIVE DISPLAYS EXPANDS ITS POPULAR RANGE OF RED TRI COLOR E PAPER DISPLAYS

PERVASIVE DISPLAYS EXPANDS ITS POPULAR RANGE OF RED TRI-COLOR E-PAPER DISPLAYS

Pervasive Displays (PDi), a world leader in e-paper displays (EPDs), today announces the strengthening of its red tri-color EPD line-up with the launch of two new sizes of display. The 3.7-inch and wide-format 4.37-inch models can both render high-quality images and text in red, white and black. The additional size options give product and service designers more

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DISPLAY CUSTOM BITMAP GRAPHICS ON AN ARDUINO TOUCH SCREEN AND OTHER ARDUINO COMPATIBLE DISPLAYS

DISPLAY CUSTOM BITMAP GRAPHICS ON AN ARDUINO TOUCH SCREEN AND OTHER ARDUINO COMPATIBLE DISPLAYS

Displaying a custom image or graphic on a LCD display is a very useful task as displays are now a premium way of providing feedback to users on any project. With this functionality, we can build projects that display our own logo, or display images that help users better understand a particular task the project

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Acoustic Radar Display

Acoustic Radar Display

This instructable describes how to make an ultrasonic “radar-style” display using an Arduino microcontroller, an ultrasonic sensor, and a small stepping motor. An optional sensor modification allows multiple objects to be detected with each ping. Construction is simple … all you need are two drills, a sharp knife, a pair of side-cutters , and a

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