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Experiment report:

Count up & down using a 7-segemnt LED

-Ahmed Abobaker Salem


-F17620

30/06/2024
Introduction

The 7-segment display, also written as “seven segment display”,


consists of seven LEDs arranged in a ‘8’-shaped pattern. Each LED
is referred to as a segment, because when illuminated, it forms
part of a digit. An eighth LED is sometimes used to indicate a
decimal point.
Each segment LED has one of its connection pins brought directly
out of the rectangular plastic package. These pins are labeled
with the letters ‘a’ through ‘g’. The remaining LED pins are wired
together to form a single common pin.
Goals
Seven segment displays are used in common household
appliances like microwave ovens, washing machines, and air
conditioners. They’re a simple and effective way to display
numerical information like sensor readings, time, or quantities. In
this report, we’ll see how to set up and program single digit and
multi-digit seven segment displays on an Arduino.

Materials
 7-segment LED. • 4 resistors (200 ohm).
 Arduino UNO. • 10 wires.
 Breadboard.

Steps
connect each pin of the seven segments to a resistor then to a
digital Pin of the
the Arduino board, and then apply a C++ code to program the
display.

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