Week 10: Output Devices

This week's project was to add an output device to a microcontroller board you've designed, and program it to do something
I already happened to have a TFT display (my friend gave one to me about a month ago, though I haven't had an opportunity to actually use it), so I decided I would attempt to use that as the main component of my output device. I wanted to build off of the step responce device I created last week, and considered the idea of having the TFT LCD display the readings produced by the step responce circuit.



One thing I had to consider was the microcontroller I wanted to use--I needed one with enough memory to be able to support the TFT display's memory consumption. Neil had some resources regarding an example schematic and board, along with the library and code for it, so I decided I would build off of this for my project.


Unfortunately, I got sick earlier in the week and wasn't able to complete this week's project at the moment, but will come back to it at a later date.