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    Arduino Seven Segment

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    A seven segment display consists of 7 LED segments arranged in the shape of a figure 8, where each segment is an LED with one of its terminals connected in common. The document then provides a diagram labeling the 7 segments a through g. It proceeds to describe a circuit using an Arduino UNO to control a common anode seven segment display by cycling through the digits 0 to 9 using a simple program.

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    Arduino Seven Segment

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    A seven segment display consists of 7 LED segments arranged in the shape of a figure 8, where each segment is an LED with one of its terminals connected in common. The document then provides a diagram labeling the 7 segments a through g. It proceeds to describe a circuit using an Arduino UNO to control a common anode seven segment display by cycling through the digits 0 to 9 using a simple program.

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    A seven segment display consists of 7 LED segments arranged in the shape of a figure 8, where each segment is an LED with one of its terminals connected in common. The document then provides a diagram labeling the 7 segments a through g. It proceeds to describe a circuit using an Arduino UNO to control a common anode seven segment display by cycling through the digits 0 to 9 using a simple program.

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    Arduino Seven Segment

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    A seven segment display consists of 7 LED segments arranged in the shape of a figure 8, where each segment is an LED with one of its terminals connected in common. The document then provides a diagram labeling the 7 segments a through g. It proceeds to describe a circuit using an Arduino UNO to control a common anode seven segment display by cycling through the digits 0 to 9 using a simple program.

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    Arduino Seven Segment 

    Pada Umumnya seven segment terdiri 7 batang led yang disusun membentuk angka 8 dimana
    setiap segmentnya terdiri dari LED yang salah satu kaki terminal lednya di jadikan satu atau
    yang disebut dengan common. 

    skema dari 7 batang led tadi biasanya di tandai dengan huruf a - g, sebagai berikut

    Alat dan Bahan


     1 Buah Seven Segment (Common Anode)
     1 Buah Resistor 220 Ω (Ohm)
     Kabel Jumper secukupnya
     1 Buah Protoboard
     1 Buah Arduino
    Rangkaian Seven Segment Menggunakan Arduino UNO – dan Counter 0 sampai 9

     masukkan program berikut di arduino software 


    // www.arduino.web.id
    // urut dari 0 - 9
    // untuk 7segment common katoda, jika menggunakan common Anoda, silahkan dganti
    "1" dengan "0"

    void setup() {             


      pinMode(2, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(3, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(4, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(5, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(6, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(7, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(8, OUTPUT);
      pinMode(9, OUTPUT);
      digitalWrite(9, 0);  // start with the "dot" off
    }

    void loop() {
       // write '0'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 1);
     digitalWrite(6, 1);
     digitalWrite(7, 1);
     digitalWrite(8, 0);
     delay(500);
      // write '1'
     digitalWrite(2, 0);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 0);
     digitalWrite(6, 0);
     digitalWrite(7, 0);
     digitalWrite(8, 0);
     delay(500);
     // write '2'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 0);
     digitalWrite(5, 1);
     digitalWrite(6, 1);
     digitalWrite(7, 0);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(500);
      // write '3'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 1);
     digitalWrite(6, 0);
     digitalWrite(7, 0);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(500);
      // write '4'
     digitalWrite(2, 0);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 0);
     digitalWrite(6, 0);
     digitalWrite(7, 1);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(500);
     // write '5'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 0);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 1);
     digitalWrite(6, 0);
     digitalWrite(7, 1);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(500);
    // write '6'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 0);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 1);
     digitalWrite(6, 1);
     digitalWrite(7, 1);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(500);
    // write '7'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 0);
     digitalWrite(6, 0);
     digitalWrite(7, 0);
     digitalWrite(8, 0);
     delay(500);
     // write '8'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 1);
     digitalWrite(6, 1);
     digitalWrite(7, 1);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(500);
     // write '9'
     digitalWrite(2, 1);
     digitalWrite(3, 1);
     digitalWrite(4, 1);
     digitalWrite(5, 0);
     digitalWrite(6, 0);
     digitalWrite(7, 1);
     digitalWrite(8, 1);
     delay(2000);

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