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7-Segment Driver with Watch Application and Proteus Simulation

Welcome to the repository for our comprehensive project that brings together a 7-segment driver, a watch application, and a Proteus simulation. This project is designed to showcase the capabilities of digital display technology, microcontroller programming, and simulation in a practical and educational manner.

Features

7-Segment Driver: This section of the project focuses on a versatile 7-segment driver implementation. The driver is capable of controlling multiple 7-segment displays, allowing for the display of numerical data, characters, and more. The code has been optimized for flexibility and ease of integration into various projects.

Watch Application: Experience the integration of the 7-segment driver with our functional watch application. The watch displays accurate time and offers user-friendly features that demonstrate the driver's potential in real-world applications.

Proteus Simulation: The Proteus simulation files included in this repository provide an interactive environment to simulate and visualize the behavior of the 7-segment driver and the watch application. This simulation allows you to experiment with different scenarios without the need for physical components.

Repository Structure /Documentation: This directory contains detailed documentation that guides you through the setup, usage, and understanding of the project. Whether you are new to microcontrollers or an experienced developer, these resources will help you navigate the project effectively.

/SourceCode: Explore the source code for both the 7-segment driver and the watch application. The code is extensively commented and organized to facilitate comprehension and modification.

/ProteusSimulation: Access the Proteus simulation files, including circuit diagrams and interactive simulations. This section provides a risk-free platform to experiment and gain practical insights into the project's behavior.

Contributions

We welcome contributions from the open-source community. If you have ideas for enhancements, bug fixes, or new features, feel free to submit issues or pull requests. Let's collaborate to make this project even more valuable to learners and enthusiasts.