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Arduino Calculator With Keypad

The document describes a calculator project using an Arduino Uno, keypad, and LCD display. It explains the components, circuit, code, and working principle of how the calculator performs arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division based on key presses on the 4x4 keypad and displays the output on the LCD screen.

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Arduino Calculator With Keypad

The document describes a calculator project using an Arduino Uno, keypad, and LCD display. It explains the components, circuit, code, and working principle of how the calculator performs arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division based on key presses on the 4x4 keypad and displays the output on the LCD screen.

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Simulation of Calculator

Keypad using Arduino


Introduction

In this project, I have explained Arduino UNO based calculator with


keypad . The values input in keypad(4*4 keypad) & output will be
LCD display. It can be used for calculate for Arithmetic operation
such as addition , subtraction , multiplication , division etc.
Components Required

 Arduino uno  Jumped Wires


 4*4 Keypad  Arduino Cable
 Bread Board  9V Battery
 16*2 LCD display with
pin
Circuit
Code
Working Principle

In this project, a calculator is designed


using arduino uno, keypad &
battery .The working process of
arduino based calculator is described
here.
The keypad in the project consists of
4 rows and 4 columns and the
structure is similar to the image
shown below.
Working Principle

A special library called “keypad.h” is used in order to find out


which key is pressed. This library must be downloaded
separately and must be added to Arduino IDE.

When the key is determined, arithmetic operations like addition,


subtraction, multiplication and division can be performed . The
Arduino IDE has a LiquidCrystal.h that is the key to easily using
LCDs with Arduino.
Working Principle
Daily Life Use

• An office or counting money at the bank.


• You are buying your daily grocery or doing shopping
online.
• Students use calculators while doing mathematics.

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