lcd display with matlab simulink
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Hello everyone, I have a project in which i have to take the temperature of a sensor via arduino and make a fan spin accordingly. Even though i am new to the electronics i managed to do that. Now the final step is to display it in a lcd screen(display the temperature and the revolutions of the fan per minute,or at least one of these two).
Can someone help me please? I have an arduino uno board and a 2x16 lcd screens which has 4 bits for input.
Arduino has a library(liquid screen) and i managed to use the screen. But how can i do it in Matlab Matlab-Simulink?
Thanks in advance.
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Anubhab Pal
le 8 Mar 2015
Hello, maybe you can take a look in this link http://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/46247-tenet-lcd-library-for-arduino-hardware
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Walter Roberson
le 23 Jan 2012
LCD displays usually require a driver, and the driver can be chip specific. There are LCD drivers for some specific targets, but I do not see any generic LCD controller block.
Specific LCD control examples:
General Arduino support:
Some of the ways used to control LEDs (not LCD), that could in theory be adapted for LCD:
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phil
le 6 Fév 2013
hey klob... i am currently doing the exact same thing. i have had partial success!...
google this: Writing a Simulink Device Driver block: a step by step guide
basically you can use external libraries in simulink. i used the liquidcrystal.h file from arduino to make it work.
So i can already drive the display with simulink but unfortunately I can not pass any strings to it...
please contact me if you have a solution ...or contact me if you are unclear about the drivers guide.
gl - phil
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bharath H P
le 17 Avr 2021
i have doubt in creating s function using LCD drivers
Please help with this
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