Electronic Voting Machine Using 8051 Microcontroller (AT89C51) | Arrogance Gizmo

Electronic Voting Machine Using 8051 Microcontroller (AT89C51)

Friday, 16 March 2012




Circuit

Electronic voting machine has now replaced the traditional mechanism of voting due to several advantages like security, automatic counting etc. This project presents a way to develop an electronic voting machine which displays the count of votes on a 16x2 LCD interface. A user can get his/her vote register through a set of switches (one for each candidate). After every cast of vote, the subsequent count can be seen on LCD. The circuit uses AT89C51 microcontroller and the code for the project has been written in C.

This LCD based electronic voting machine is designed for four candidates. The input part consists of a set of six tactile switches. The switches and 16x2 LCD are interfaced to microcontroller AT89C51 for various operations and displays.

The provision of casting votes for the candidates has been provided through four of these switches. These switches are made active high and connected to pins 2-5 (P1^1 – P1^4) of the controller. The remaining two switches (both active low) are to start and stop the voting procedure. They are connected to pins 1 and 6 (P1^0 and P1^5) respectively. The Init (start) switch initializes the voting system when pressed, while the Stop switch ends the voting and displays the poll results on LCD screen.

For more details on working with LCD, refer LCD interfacing with 8051. The data pins of the LCD (pins 7-14) are connected to the output port P2 of the microcontroller. The control pins (RS, R/W and EN) are connected to port P3 pins P3^0, P3^1 & P3^6 respectively.

Working:
The voting is started by pressing the Init switch after which the user is prompted to vote. The count of votes is stored in four different variables. As soon as the user votes for a candidate by pressing one of the switches, the value of the corresponding variable is increased by one. After this a Thank you message is displayed on LCD to acknowledge the registration of user’s vote.

The message stays on the screen until the next user either presses the Init button to cast another vote or Stop switch is pressed get the poll results. When the stop button is pressed, the names of the candidates are displayed along with their vote counts. After some delay, the result is displayed which could be either declaration of the winner candidate or the candidates with a clash of their number of votes. 

Comments

17 Comments

RSS
  1. It is available, no problem. Check Once more. (You may need an account)

    ReplyDelete
  2. after the file generated by the keil, its size had exceed 4k, can it still be able to burn into atmel 89c51 microntroller?

    ReplyDelete
  3. if i use the atml 89s52 micro controller, do i need to change the #include into #include?

    ReplyDelete
  4. if i use the atml 89s52 micro controller, do i need to change the #include into #include ?

    ReplyDelete
  5. Nice work. You have done a great job. keep it up.

    ReplyDelete
  6. @chee_yong88
    Its done on 89S52, no compatibility problem. Choose 89S52 in your Keil project.

    ReplyDelete
  7. hi vishal
    will you help me to write for me code using 40x2 microcontroller
    thanks

    ReplyDelete
  8. Hi Vishal, I have already tried ur project in p89v51rd2 uc but unable to get desired results. The control stops at the switches taking no i/p & finally I dumped the project.

    ReplyDelete
  9. @Subhra, I have done a couple of them. There is no problem with the code or circuit. Compile it for 89C51 or 89S51/52, and do a simulation in Proteus.

    ReplyDelete
  10. Electronic voting keypads are voting solution or you can say a real time sounding out system that allow users to survey the audience of a show by asking them questions and gathering their answers to these keypads. Generally these systems are fully integrated into PowerPoint and thus the results are graphically displayed promptly.

    ReplyDelete
  11. plz provide all component list with proper ckt diagram..........as soon as possible.....

    ReplyDelete
  12. @atul
    There is a need of crystal oscillator and two startup capacitors at the oscillator section, connect crystal (12MHz) to pins XTAL1 and XTAL2, connect a 22pf capacitor across each of XTAL pins and ground. Connect VEE of LCD to GND or connect a variable resistor across as VDD-VEE-VSS (if you want to control contrast) , hope you got it.

    ReplyDelete
  13. dont you have the code in assembly?

    ReplyDelete
  14. If there are any disadvantages please tell me quickly?

    ReplyDelete
  15. If you don't mine. continue my doubts in telugu language?

    ReplyDelete
  16. @Basava
    I dont know telugu. What is your problem?

    ReplyDelete

Copyright @ 2013 Arrogance Gizmo |

Follow Us On Facebook

Labels

.Net (2) 1 KM Range Wireless (1) 16x2 Character LCD (9) 2 UART (1) 4x3 Keypad (1) 4x4 keypad (1) 8051 (5) 8051 Project (2) 8051 Projects (1) 8051 Tutorial (3) 89C51 (4) 89C51 Project (2) 89S51 (1) 89S52 (1) Additional UART (1) Android (3) Android AVD (1) Android Programming Tutorial (1) Android Tutorial (2) Arduino Board (1) ARM Projects (1) Atiny (1) Atmega8 (1) AVR (5) AVR Projects (1) Build From Scratch (1) C# (1) C# Serial Port (2) C# serial Terminal (1) C# Voltmeter (1) Camera (1) Clock (1) Digital Voltmeter (2) Digital watch (1) DIY (2) EEPROM (2) Electronic code lock (1) Embedded (16) Embedded Project (9) Embedded Projects (2) Embedded Tutorial (12) Embeded (4) Extra UART (1) Flutter (1) Getting Started With Android (2) Home Security (1) Internet Based Device Control (1) Java of Things (1) Keypad (1) Keypad Tutorial (1) LCD (6) LCD Tutorial (4) Linux (1) Lock (1) LPG Sensor (1) MAX232 (3) Microcontroller (14) Microcontroller generates sound (1) Microcontroller Interrupt (1) Microcontroller Project (5) Microcontroller Tutorial (11) Microcontroller Tutorial. 8051 Tutorial (1) Mikoc 4 Bit LCD (3) MikroC (14) MikroC AVR (3) MikroC AVR Tutorial (3) MikroC EEPROM (2) MikroC for 8051 (4) MikroC Getting Started (1) MikroC PIC Tutorial (6) MikroC Tutorial (3) Motor Control (1) NETMF (1) New Embedded Boards (2) Optical Mouse (1) Optical Mouse To Camera (1) Password Lock (1) PC Based Voltmeter (1) PIC (7) PIC Based Electronic Lock (1) PIC 12F629 (1) PIC ADC (2) pic interrupt (1) PIC Music (1) pic project (1) PIC Projects (1) PIC sound melody (1) PIC Tutorial (3) PIC UART (1) PIC Voltmeter (2) Project (8) Quadcopter (1) Real Time Monitoring (1) RF (1) Robotic Projects (1) RS 232 (1) Run Android On PC (1) Security System (1) Serial Communication (3) Single Bord Computer (1) Smart home (1) Smart Home Project (1) STM32 (4) STM32F4 (3) STM32F4 Discovery (3) STM32F4 Project (1) STM32F4 Tutorials (3) STMicroelectronics (1) Temperature Sensor (2) Timer (1) Tutorial (8) UART (6) Udoo (1) USB (1) USB to RS 232 (1) USB to UART (1) VISUAL STUDIO (1) Water Level Control (1) WiFi (1)

Search This Blog

Popular Posts