DIY Manual Counter: Counting Made Easy with LCD and Push Button | Tinkercad | 60 second Design Prep

In this exciting project, we will be creating a manual counter using an LCD display and a push button. With just a few components and some basic programming, you'll be able to build your own counter to keep track of anything you want!

By connecting the push button to the Arduino and the LCD display using the I2C protocol, we can easily increment the count whenever the button is pressed. The LCD display will show the current count, allowing you to keep track of your progress in real-time.

Follow along with our step-by-step guide as we explain the wiring connections, code implementation, and demonstrate how to assemble the circuit on Tinkercad. You'll learn valuable skills in both hardware and software, making this project a great opportunity to enhance your tinkering abilities.

Whether you want to count items, track scores, or simply have a fun and interactive way to keep tally, this manual counter project is perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Get ready to unleash your creativity and embark on a rewarding journey of DIY electronics!

Join us on this exciting adventure by watching our YouTube video tutorial, where we walk you through the entire process of building and programming the manual counter. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe to our channel, and let us know in the comments how you plan to use your new manual counter. Happy counting!




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