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Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) - Arduino Based

🎓 Final Year Diploma Project
👨‍🔧 Developed by: Akshay Kumar , Pragati Tiwari , Annika , Shivalika.
🏫 Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, Department of Instrumentation.
📅 Academic Year: 2024–2025

📘 Project Overview

This project is a prototype of an Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) designed using Arduino Uno, LCD display, and push buttons. It demonstrates secure vote casting, real-time result display, and automatic reset after each voting session.

🛠️ Technologies Used

  • Arduino Uno
  • LiquidCrystal LCD
  • Embedded C++
  • Push buttons, breadboard, resistors

📁 Project Contents

  • main.ino: The complete Arduino source code
  • EVM_Project_Report.pdf: Final project report (15 pages)
  • circuit_diagram.png: Circuit connections of the components

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Team Members

  • Akshay Kumar - Circuit Design, Coding, Documentation
  • Pragati tiwari and Shivalika - Research, Testing
  • Annika - Debugging, LCD Interface

🔍 Project Features

  • Vote for Candidate A or B
  • View current result
  • Auto-reset after each result cycle
  • LCD interaction for user-friendly experience

🔌 Circuit Connections

1. 📺 LCD Display (16x2)

The LCD is used in 4-bit mode and connected as follows:

LCD Pin Connection
RS Arduino Pin 7
E Arduino Pin 8
D4 Arduino Pin 9
D5 Arduino Pin 10
D6 Arduino Pin 11
D7 Arduino Pin 12
VSS GND
VDD 5V
V0 Middle pin of 10kΩ potentiometer
RW GND
A (LED+) 5V (via 220Ω resistor)
K (LED-) GND

📌 Note: Connect a 10kΩ potentiometer to control contrast via V0 pin.


2. 🔘 Push Buttons

Each button connects to the Arduino with internal pull-up resistors:

Button Arduino Pin Other Terminal
Button A Pin 2 GND
Button B Pin 3 GND
Result Button Pin 4 GND

⚙️ These buttons are configured as INPUT_PULLUP in the code, keeping them HIGH when unpressed and LOW when pressed.


3. 🎚️ Potentiometer (10kΩ)

Used to adjust LCD contrast:

Potentiometer Pin Connection
One End 5V
Other End GND
Middle Pin LCD V0

🖼️ Circuit Diagram

Electronic Voting Machine Circuit

(Tinkercad simulation of the actual project)


📄 License

This project is open-source and free to use for academic and learning purposes.

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Final Year Diploma Project | Electronic Voting Machine using Arduino Uno, LCD, and push buttons

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