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Evervision expands all-in-one HDMI TFT displays portfolio

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Evervision Electronics Europe has expanded its range of HDMI TFT displays to address growing demand, adding five new display sizes to its portfolio. [via]

The Evervision HDMI TFT displays modules are available in 5″, 7″, 8″, 9″and 10.1″ TFT LCD displays in different technologies (TN, Ultra Wide Viewing, IPS display), resolutions and brightness and having all the option of Capacitive Touch or No Touch Panel. Display resolutions come at 800×480 pixels for the 5″ and 7″ units (TN Type), 1024×600 pixels for the IPS type 7″ TFT displays, 800×480 pixels for the 8″ and 9″ TN Type units and 1280×800 pixels for the 10.1″ TFT displays (IPS). The HDMI Interface Controller Board includes Mini HDMI and Mini USB connectors, with an integrated backlight driver and dimming via PWM. All components used are carefully selected, available in the long term and meet the highest quality requirements. The HDMI display solutions are available with and without capacitive touch panel. Tool costs are not required. The operating temperature range is from – 20°C to + 70°C.

Evervision Electronics – www.evervisionlcd.com

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Using the 3.2″ HX8357B Color TFT Display with Arduino

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3.2″ Color TFT Display

Hi guys, welcome to another Arduino tutorial. Today, I will be showing you how to use the 3.2″color TFT display with Arduino.

The display demand for every project is unique, a project may require just a simple, single color OLED display, while another project may require something bigger, all based on the function the display is to perform. For this reason, as a maker or electronics hobbyist, anyone needs to know how to work with as many displays as possible, that’s why today, we will take a look at how to use the super cheap, 3.2″ color TFT display with Arduino.

Using the 3.2″ HX8357B Color TFT Display with Arduino – [Link]

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Arduino Mega Chess on TFT display

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Chess processor with GUI dedicated for Arduino Mega. by Sergey Urusov

After some my Arduino project remains unclaimed touchscreen, so I decided to realize my chidhood dream to create a chess program. After a couple of months it wins me, but it is not big deal because i do not have any chess rating, just amateur.

This project uses Arduino Mega 2560 because of lack of operative memory on Uno, 2.8 inch touchscreen, passive buzzer, and about 2000 lines of code.

Arduino Mega Chess on TFT diplay – [Link]

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Arduino Real Time Clock with DS1302 and Nokia 5110 LCD Display

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Hi guys, in one of our previous tutorials, we made a real time clock, using the DS3231 RTC Module and the 1602 LCD display module. For this tutorial, we will be building something similar using the DS1302 RTC module and the Nokia 5110 display module. Unlike the 1602 LCD module which was used in the previous tutorial, the Nokia 5110 LCD module has the ability of displaying customized graphics which will help us display our data with better UX.

Arduino Real Time Clock with DS1302 and Nokia 5110 LCD Display – [Link]

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Arduino Nokia 5110 Tutorial #2- Displaying Customized Graphics

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In one of our previous tutorials we did an introduction on how to use the Nokia 5110 LCD  with the Arduino, the tutorial covered displaying texts with different fonts etc. For this tutorial, we are taking things a little bit further and will be working through the display of customized graphics on the Nokia 5110 LCD display. This tutorial will particularly be useful for those who want to display their brand logo or any other kind of image on the LCD asides ordinary texts.

Arduino Nokia 5110 Tutorial #2- Displaying Customized Graphics – [Link]

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How to drive Nokia 5110 84×48 LCD display with Arduino

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In the previous tutorial I showed how to build a weather station using DHT11 and BMP180 with an Arduino. However, the project has a downside which is the power consumption of the 16X2 LCD. If we were building a battery powered project with the desire to last for several weeks and probably several months, like a weather station for instance, then we’ll have to replace the LCD keypad shield from the previous tutorials and go for something like the low powered Nokia 5110 84×84 LCD display. In this tutorial I will be showing you how to drive this display with the Arduino and thus build projects with longer battery life.

How to drive Nokia 5110 84×48 LCD display with Arduino – [Link]

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16X2 LCD Shield with LMD18201 Motor Driver

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LCD is very important part of many DIY and industrial projects. The 16X2 LCD shield has been designed to develop LCD related projects using 28-40 Pin Pic development board or DSpic development board, along with LCD this shield includes LMD18201 DC Motor driver , 2 Trimmer potentiometer and 4 tact switches with jumpers. Jumpers can be used to connect switches to pre decided port pins or remove jumpers and connect switches to any port pin using female to female wire harness, LCD pins and H-Bridge signal inputs are open ended male header connector and can be hooked to any port pin with the help of female to female wire harness. This is a very useful shield to develop timer, measurements, dc motor driver with display, DC motor pump controller, automatic irrigation system and many more projects.

16X2 LCD Shield with LMD18201 Motor Driver – [Link]

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Meet Bean: The Ultimate Consumer SLA 3D Printer

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Kudo3D Inc. is a startup company dedicated to bringing 3D printing technologies to consumers. It released the first generation 3D printer, the Titan 1, via a very successful Kickstarter campaign in 2014. Since then, they launched their second generation printers, the Titan 2 and Titan 2 HR. Now, they are releasing Bean 3D printer, the ultimate SLA printer for consumers.

Bean 3D printer  is a high resolution, affordable, and reliable resin SLA printer created with the consumer in mind. The quality  of resin printers with the affordability of FDM printers are the key features of Bean! The stylish 3D printer is green from inside and outside; its green cover makes it look so elegant and the embedded LEDs allow a greener energy consumption and longer lifetime. It is also affordable since the team had combined their PSP (passive self-peeling) technology with an ultra-high resolution LCD panel bringing the cost down.

This 3D printer has dimensions of 8 inch x 8 inch x 16 inch (20 cm x 20 cm x 40 cm) and  it weighs only 15 pounds (6.67 Kg), thus the Bean fits well in any office, studio and workshop environment. Bean can print at 50 micron XY resolution (capable of 10 microns Z layer thickness) with a maximum printing area of 2.7 inch x 4.7 inch (12.1 cm x 6.8 cm) and a build height of 5.9 inch (15 cm).
Jewelry printed by Bean

What is special about this 3D printer?

“Instead of using laser or DLP to generate patterns, the Bean has a high resolution 2K LCD panel coupled with a purple 405nm LED lamp to project slices of a 3D model onto the floor of resin container. The average power consumption of the Bean is only 50W which is one of the lowest.”
They developed a special 3DSR high resolution resins and have thoroughly formulated them for different applications.
You can get your own Bean now from the outstanding Kickstarter campaign for $399 including a 250mL bottle of resin, a resin container and a starter kit.
The campaign still has 29 days to go and it has already achieved 883% of its funds! Check out the campaign video here.
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Real Time Clock On 20×4 I2C LCD Display with Arduino

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Sometimes it may be necessary to use a display while making a hardware project, but the size and the type of the display may vary according to the application. In a previous project, we used a 0.96″ I2C OLED display, and in this project we will have an I2C 20×4 character display.

This tutorial will describe how to use 20 x 4 LCD display with Arduino to print a real-time clock and date.

Real Time Clock On 20×4 I2C LCD Display with Arduino – [Link]

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YouTube Subscriber Counter with Wemos D1 mini

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educ8s.tv @ youtube.com uploaded a new tutorial. Nick writes:

Today we are going to build a DIY YouTube subscriber counter with a big LCD display and a 3D printed enclosure

YouTube Subscriber Counter with Wemos D1 mini – [Link]

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