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Arduino 50V digital Voltmeter using MAX7219
M.Pugazhendi build a digital voltmeter using Arduino and MAX7219 display driver. The Arduino inbuilt 10 bit ADC, can be used for constructing / measuring the 0Volt to 50Volt Digital Volt Meter. Popular MAX7219 display driver, connected with Arduino Uno will be used for displaying the measured... Read More
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