Project Abstract

Abstract
The construction of electronic display boards has become increasingly prevalent in various industries and applications due to their flexibility, efficiency, and visual appeal. This research project aims to explore the design and construction process of electronic display boards, focusing on the underlying technology, components, and integration methods. The study investigates the different types of electronic display boards, including LED, LCD, and OLED displays, and examines their respective features and applications. The research delves into the selection of appropriate display technologies based on factors such as display size, resolution, brightness, viewing angle, and power consumption. Furthermore, the project explores the integration of control systems, drivers, and communication interfaces to enable seamless operation and content management on electronic display boards. Considerations for connectivity options, software compatibility, and remote management capabilities are also addressed in the construction process. Moreover, the research project investigates the construction of electronic display boards in various settings, including indoor and outdoor environments. Factors such as environmental conditions, durability, and maintenance requirements are crucial considerations in designing robust and reliable electronic display boards. The study also examines the installation methods, mounting options, and structural considerations for ensuring the stability and longevity of electronic display boards in different applications. In addition, the research project explores the content creation and management aspects of electronic display boards, focusing on software tools, multimedia formats, scheduling capabilities, and remote updating features. The study investigates the integration of dynamic content, interactive elements, and real-time data feeds to enhance the visual impact and effectiveness of electronic display boards in conveying information and engaging audiences. Overall, this research project provides valuable insights into the construction of electronic display boards, offering a comprehensive overview of the design considerations, technology options, integration methods, and application scenarios. By examining the key components and processes involved in building electronic display boards, this study aims to guide practitioners, engineers, and designers in creating innovative and impactful display solutions for various industries and environments.

Project Overview

The purpose of this project is to produce a narrative description of the design and construction of an electronic display board. Firstly computer aided design is the modelling of physical system on computer allowing both interactive and automatics analysis of design variant and the expression of design in a form of suitable for manufacturing. This follows by explaining the electronics display board as a device which is fast gaining wide acceptance and application in the present days due to its ability to provide a very high precision timing. This can be describe as an electro-mechanical system for processing information in which the information is represented by physical quantitie s, which are so constrained to take only discrete values than can be referred to as binary signals. In this design, we are implored the used of both hardware and software to bring about the entire project. The hardware components are solely coordinated by the AT 89551 electronics display chip while the C-programming language is used to program the chip.