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    22MCA20944-Worksheet 2.1 (Supriya)

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    The document describes an experiment interfacing an Arduino Uno with a seven segment display to create a basic traffic light controller. It connects the seven segment display pins to Arduino pins, defines the pin assignments in the code, and writes code to display numbers on the seven segment display and light up the appropriate LED (red, yellow, or green) based on the number being displayed and cycling through numbers 0-9. The student learned about seven segment displays, how to connect and set up the pins, and how to print messages based on time durations.

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    22MCA20944-Worksheet 2.1 (Supriya)

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    The document describes an experiment interfacing an Arduino Uno with a seven segment display to create a basic traffic light controller. It connects the seven segment display pins to Arduino pins, defines the pin assignments in the code, and writes code to display numbers on the seven segment display and light up the appropriate LED (red, yellow, or green) based on the number being displayed and cycling through numbers 0-9. The student learned about seven segment displays, how to connect and set up the pins, and how to print messages based on time durations.

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    The document describes an experiment interfacing an Arduino Uno with a seven segment display to create a basic traffic light controller. It connects the seven segment display pins to Arduino pins, defines the pin assignments in the code, and writes code to display numbers on the seven segment display and light up the appropriate LED (red, yellow, or green) based on the number being displayed and cycling through numbers 0-9. The student learned about seven segment displays, how to connect and set up the pins, and how to print messages based on time durations.

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    22MCA20944-Worksheet 2.1 (Supriya)

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    The document describes an experiment interfacing an Arduino Uno with a seven segment display to create a basic traffic light controller. It connects the seven segment display pins to Arduino pins, defines the pin assignments in the code, and writes code to display numbers on the seven segment display and light up the appropriate LED (red, yellow, or green) based on the number being displayed and cycling through numbers 0-9. The student learned about seven segment displays, how to connect and set up the pins, and how to print messages based on time durations.

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    Worksheet 2.1.

    Student Name: Supriya Bharti UID: 22MCA20944


    Branch: MCA Section/Group: 22MCA-5/A
    Semester: 4th Date of Performance: 21-02-2024
    Subject Name: IoT Subject Code: 22CAH-751

    1. Aim/Overview of the practical: (For Even UIDs)


    Interface an Arduino Uno with seven segment display and try to work it as a traffic controller using Red, Green,
    and Yellow LEDs.

    (a) Seven segments will show the count and turn on the lights accordingly.

    Hardware Requirements

    Software requirements
    Arduino IDE built in TinkerCad
    3. Circuit Diagram(TinkerCad):

    Coding:
    int disp_pin[7]; const
    int ledPin1 = 5; const int
    ledPin2 = 4; const int
    ledPin3 = 3;
    void define_segment_pins(int a, int b, int c, int d, int e, int f, int g)
    {
    disp_pin[0] = a;
    disp_pin[1] = b; disp_pin[2]
    = c; disp_pin[3] = d;
    disp_pin[4] = e; disp_pin[5]
    = f;
    disp_pin[6] = g;
    }
    void printNum(int num)
    {
    switch(num)
    {
    case 0:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break;
    case 1:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], LOW);
    break; case
    2:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; case 3:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; case 4:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], LOW); break;
    case 5:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; case 6:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; case 7:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; case 8:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; case
    9:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], HIGH);
    break; default:
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[0], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[1], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[2], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[3], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[4], LOW);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[5], HIGH);
    digitalWrite(disp_pin[6], LOW);
    break;
    }
    }

    void setup() { pinMode(6, OUTPUT);


    pinMode(7, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(8, OUTPUT); pinMode(9,
    OUTPUT); pinMode(10, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(11, OUTPUT); pinMode(12,
    OUTPUT); pinMode(4, OUTPUT);
    pinMode(5, OUTPUT); pinMode(3,
    OUTPUT);
    define_segment_pins(12,11,10,9,8,7,6);
    }
    void loop()
    {
    int i;
    for(i=0; i<=9; i++)
    {
    digitalWrite(ledPin1, LOW);
    digitalWrite(ledPin2, LOW);
    digitalWrite(ledPin3, LOW);
    if(i==0||i==1||i==2)
    {
    printNum(i); digitalWrite(ledPin1,
    HIGH); delay(1000);
    }
    else if(i==3||i==4||i==5)
    {
    printNum(i);
    digitalWrite(ledPin2, HIGH);
    delay(1000);
    }
    else if(i==6||i==7||i==8||i==9)
    {
    printNum(i);
    digitalWrite(ledPin3, HIGH);
    delay(1000);
    }
    }}

    5. Learning outcomes (What I have learnt):


    1. Collect knowledge about 7 segment display.
    2. Establish their connection and setup their pins.
    3. Print message based on time duration.

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