Скачать или смотреть DIY Arduino Project: Room Occupancy Counter with Seven Segment Display

Welcome to our latest Arduino project tutorial! In this video, we will guide you through the process of building a Room Occupancy Counter using an Arduino Uno. This project is perfect for beginners and intermediates who want to enhance their skills in electronics and programming.

Project Overview:
In this project, we will use an Arduino Uno to count and display the number of people in a room. The count will be displayed on a seven-segment display, and we'll use a shift register to control the display. Additionally, two buttons will be used to increase and decrease the count, simulating people entering and leaving the room.

Components Needed:

Arduino Uno
7-Segment Display 5161AS
74HC595 Shift Register
Two Push Buttons
Resistors (220 ohms)
Breadboard and Jumper Wires
USB Cable and Power Supply

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Introduction: We will start by introducing the project and discussing its applications.
Components and Circuit Diagram: We'll show the components you'll need and explain how to connect them using a detailed circuit diagram.
Wiring the Circuit: Follow along as we connect the Arduino Uno, shift register, seven-segment display, and push buttons on a breadboard.
Programming the Arduino: We’ll write and upload the Arduino code to control the display and handle button presses.
Testing and Troubleshooting: Finally, we’ll test the project to ensure it works correctly and troubleshoot any issues that arise.

Code and Schematic:
Find the full code and schematic on my blog, link down below! :D

Why This Project?
This project is a fantastic way to learn about using shift registers to drive multiple outputs with fewer pins and implementing basic input handling with push buttons. Whether you’re creating a simple counter or a more complex automation system, these skills are highly transferable.

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Happy Building!