LCD INTERFACING WITH 89S52 MICROCONTROLLER

LCD displays are most widely used in electronic systems. Hence it is necessary to have knowledge about how to use lcd displays. This lcd display uses Hitachi controller i.e. HD44780.

The 44780 standard requires 3 control lines as well as either 4 or 8 I/O lines for the data bus. The user may select whether the LCD is to operate with a 4-bit data bus or an 8-bit data bus. If a 4-bit data bus is used the LCD will require a total of 7 data lines (3 control lines plus the 4 lines for the data bus). If an 8-bit data bus is used the LCD will require a total of 11 data lines (3 control lines plus the 8 lines for the data bus). Here we are using 8bit mode as it is simple for programming.

PIN DIAGRAM OF LCD:

CONTROL LINES:

1.EN(PIN6): This is called "enable ". This is used to tell lcd that you are sending data to lcd. A low(0) to high(1) pulse should be give to en pin to latch data.

2.RS(PIN4): This is called "Register Select". It is used to select data or command register. When RS=0 command register is selected and when RS=1 data register is selected.

3.RW(PIN5): This is called as "read/write" pin. When RW=0 data is written on lcd. and when RW=1 data can be efficiently read from lcd. data reading is used to check busy status of lcd.

DATALINES(D0-D7):

The data bus consist of 8 or 4 lines(depending upon operation selected.). In case of 8bit mode all D0-D7 pins are used. D7 pin is busy flag when D7=1 lcd is busy and when D7=0 lcd is ready.

ALGORITHM FOR PROGRAMMING LCD:

To initialise lcd:

1. Specify Function 8bit or 4bit(38h for 8bit mode 5x7 dot character format)
2. Display on-off control(0eh for display cursor blinking).
3. Entry mode set(06h for automatic right shifting).
4. Clear display(01h for clear display).
5. Select line 1(80h for selecting line 1).

To write lcd:

1. Check busy flag of lcd.
2. Make RW low.
3. Make RS=0 if data is command and RS=1 if data is data to be display.
4. Give Enable pulse(H to L) on EN pin to latch data.

EXAMPLE OF INTERFACING LCD WITH 89S52.
Interfacing of 89s52 microcontroller and lcd is shown in fig.

Datalines: D0-D7 are connected to P2.0 to P2.7 respectively.

Control Lines: RS=P0.0, RW=P0.1, EN=P0.

Preset is used to change contrast of lcd.

Pin 15&16 are used for backlight of lcd.

Circuit and Program can be download from following link.

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MICROCONTROLLER BASED TEMPERATURE INDICATOR USING IC DS1620

Here I have designed temperature indicator using IC DS1620. This IC gives direct digital output according to temperature. Hence there is no need to connect external ADC, this is the main advantage. While in case of LM35 output is in the form of analog hence ADC is require before giving data to microcontroller, due to this circuit becomes more sensitive.

I am using LCD display to display temperature, temperature in the range -55 to +125 degree C. can be displayed.

DS1620(SENSOR):
Photo shows DS1620. It very small 8pin IC, it contains inbuilt temperature sensor, gives output in the form of 9bits binary data proportional to the temperature.

IC operates on +5V power supply and power consumption is also less than LM35.


This is working prototype of my design.









This Project Available in working condition.
for Detail information contact me at
ajit.tekale@gmail.com