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Serial lcd for low pin-count microcontrollers 2010-09-28

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Serial LCD for low pin-count microcontrollers - Low pin-count microcontrollers like PIC12F series don't have enough I/O ports to directly drive a s

Low pin-count microcontrollers like PIC12F series don't have enough I/O ports to directly drive a seven segment or character LCD display. However, it can be done with the use of a serial-in-parallel-out shift register. The idea is to first transfer the character data or LCD command serially from the microcontroller to the shift register, and when it is ready at the parallel output of the shift register, send an Enable signal to the LCD module to accept it. Of course LCD pins are connected at...

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