We all know that the television screen we see today has gone through a lot of stages of development in terms of technology to reach the present stage. There can be two types of display, LCD (Liquid crystal Display) and #LED (Light Emitting Diode). In this article, we are going to discuss how to interface this LCD module with Arduino through code to get the desired output.
We will be dealing with different types of output like Static or Non-moving text output, Moving text, Blinking text output, etc. So, let's get started.
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Hardware Requirements Setup for Arduino LCD Connection

#Arduino board is a microcontroller that is used to accept inputs from sensors connected and provide an output action on the desired device connected to it. The sensor inputs can be from light-detecting sensors, motion sensors (Ultrasonic or IR), temperature sensors, etc. The output function done on the devices can be turning on an LED, the sound of a buzzer, or a Serial monitor display.
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I2C is basically a serial protocol which is used for two-wire interfacing. It connects low-speed devices like A/D, D/A, #microcontrollers, and other peripherals. I2C LCD is an easy display device that uses a few lines of code for any text output.
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3. Jumper Wires

These are the main components that are used to establish the connections between different devices of the circuit.
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Software Requirements
Arduino IDE
