[BikerGlen] wanted to spice up his zombie containment unit (see video below) so he designed and 3D printed some very cool looking bar graphs. Apparently, you can get curved bar graph LEDs, but only if ...

This project showcases how to create an LED bar graph display using an ESP8266 microcontroller and LEDs. The intensity of the LED bar graph corresponds to an analog sensor input, providing a visual ...

Take a gander at the Giant LED bar graph which [Chunky Hampton] recently completed (from this image we don’t think the nick name suits him). It’s simple both mechanically and electrically, but we love ...

This circuit uses two National Semiconductor LM3914 dot/bar-display-driver ICs to implement a two-digit, 0 to 5V LED voltmeter that mimics a subranging flash ADC. An LED bar graph comprising five LEDs ...

How It Works: A bar graph is a series of LEDs in a line. It’s made up of a row of LEDs with an analog input,which is a potentiometer. The Sketch The sketch first reads the input from the potentiometer ...

The circuit in Figure 1 uses only five I/O lines to drive a dot- or bar-graph display of 20 LEDs. Although this version of the design uses a small and inexpensive one-time-programmable microprocessor, ...

Carlo Gavazzi Automation has introduced two new capacitive sensor series: the CA18CB..IO and CA30CB..IO. These sensors feature an integrated LED bar graph and IO-Link communication capabilities. The ...