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LCD controlling with comparators
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Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2005 18:46:26 +0000
From: Danny T <da...@nospam.oops>
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CBarn24050 wrote:
>>PIC for each digit, 8 input pins, and 7 output pins (7 segments per
>>digit).
>
> Sounds like your driving your lcd with dc, it wont last long.
Whoops?
>>What's the best (least components etc.) to do this in "the real world"?
>
> An lcd controller chip, find 1 to mach your display.
heh. I meant without using something like that - let's say I'd invented
my own 13 segment display for a petrol gauge on my car or something! :-P
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Danny