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EEVblog #1044 - LCD Technology Tutorial

191K views · Dec 2, 2017 · Science & Technology

Comments · 351

  • @Steve3dot1416 · 8 years ago

    This is exactly what I expect from your channel.  A way to learn electronics, combined with your experience, not seen in any other channel.  A bit of stuff for the beginner, a bit of new stuff for the experiences.  Great subject!

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  • @QLTD · 8 years ago

    very useful tutorial, thanks Dave, looking forward to the next part :)

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  • @keyen3 · 8 years ago

    Dave, a tutorial on the multiplexing biasing would be great.

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  • @alansilva803 · 8 years ago

    Dave is full powered today hahaha

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  • @ChipGuy · 8 years ago

    This big single digit LCD (or a similar one) was used in a clock circuit published in one of these electronic paper magazines. I think it was elektor. It was 10+ years ago. Point is: Since they are static they just used 74HC595 or 4094 (can't remember exactly) to drive all the segments. The common pins were tied together and driven by something else. The microcontroller had to do the AC switching of course. The display is so big that it was no problem to hide the DIL ICs underneath it.

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  • @ZebbeBa · 10 months ago

    Still the best how to for lcd on the internet

  • @hrnekbezucha · 8 years ago

    My mom had a 16 segment display on a Hifi and I always sat in front of it watching the text scroll. Amazed.

  • @an1rb · 7 years ago

    It's actually possible to drive the through-hole type (the simplest) LCDs using GPIO output pins by reversing the drive polarity in a loop (I used a 4Hz timer). I used a TI MSP430F2272 micro-controller that had all the required GPIOs.

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  • @Jones5121 · 1 year ago

    i&apos;ve always enjoyed these segment LCDs<br><b>sharp</b> digits and incredible contrast (when at the right angle of course)

  • @wernertrptube · 8 years ago

    today you are a rocket star.

  • @VoidHalo · 4 years ago

    lol I came here because of application note AN658 and now he&apos;s pointing me back over there!

  • @RaisingAwesome · 8 years ago

    This just took a lot of mystique out of the world, but it is very cool to see that simplicity was always there.

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