Controlling Seven Segment Digit Displays using only two Arduino pins | use of 74HC164 Shift Register

In this video I have presented how seven segment digit display are used using Arduino to output numbers as result of computation from Arduino.
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[@peterhenson823]

imo, your video here is the most useful video on shift registers on TH-cam. It actually demonstrates how to declare an output in decimal to talk to the IC (who - in a sense - only speaks binary). All other videos only demonstrate how to make a for-loop to make a "racer" LED circuit. They don't teach a full-depth understanding of how and what you should output. Thank you for sharing.

[@electronicsminute5354]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Dancopymus]

Hello friend, sorry but I didn't understand what it means in the code, in const byte digits[ ] 247,24,123 ... Is it possible to share the full video code? Thanks

[@nobrainstuff]

You should name those pins according to the norms.

[@soumik65]

Keep it up bro . We are with you🤗👌

[@electronicsminute5354]

Thank you 😊

[@prabhanjanbongarde1109]

thank you so much sir

[@mohjai6733]

#define DATAPIN 2
#define CLK_PIN 3
const byte digits[] = {247, 24, 123, 44, 41, 75, 137, 136, 59, 8, 9};
int index = 1;
void setup()
{
pinMode(DATAPIN, OUTPUT);
pinMode(CLK_PIN , OUTPUT);
}
void loop()
{
for(int ones = 1; ones

[@dronebot2079]

Can you give the code

[@ifeanyiasiwe9989]

Send the code for sir.