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Microcontroller › 8051 › How to program ADC LTC1298 with microcontroller? ›  I wonder why are you using

May 10, 2012 at 6:04 pm #7731
AJISH ALFRED
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I wonder why are you using graphical lcd for such a simple application..

If your intention is to study the ADC, you better use normal 16*2 lcd with it. Lot of sample codes and examples available in the net.

If you are trying to learn ADC, better start with its initialization codes, character map, display a pixel, displaying letter and later to complex task like displaying picture, horizontal vertical scrolling etc.

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