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Lesson 22:  Using an LCD Display with the Pico W
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This tutorial covers connecting and using an LCD 1602 display with the Raspberry Pi Pico W:

* **Component Introduction and Setup**: Describes connecting the LCD 1602 display to the Raspberry Pi Pico W.
* **Library Installation**: Guides on downloading and installing the LCD library from toptechboy.com.
* **Code Explanation**: Explains creating an LCD object, writing text, and using ``LCD.clear()`` to avoid text overlap.
* **Practical Demonstration**: Shows the program displaying names on the LCD and adjusting contrast with a potentiometer.
* **Homework Assignment**: Integrate the LCD with the DHT11 project to display temperature and humidity based on a toggle button.



**Video**

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