Submitted To :- Submitted By :-

Jaspreet Kaur Ankush

(Lecturer of CSE) RM5001A18
Course code: CSE101 Section :M5001
 INTRODUCTION
Digital Calendar

Digital calendar is very useful projects for final year students. This
project replaces the Printed Calendars. It has an Inbuilt Real Time Clock
which tracks over the Real Time. It displays the day/month/year and
time in hh:mm:ss format. The time and date can be changed at any Time
using the keypad. The Real Time Clock is displayed on LCD display.
We can set the reminders on events or alarm at a particular time and
date. We can use the LED array for larger display.
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
LCD DISPLAY
RTC 12887

AT89S52

POWER KEYPAD
SUPPLY 4X4

This project “DIGITAL CALENDAR” using microcontroller ia an

advanced digital calendar, which displays the Seconds,Minutes,Hours,
Date, Day, Month over the LCD display. It has the advantage of setting
these features. It has an 8-bit microcontroller which runs on the program
embedded on its ROM.

Methodology:

This project consists of seven major blocks. They are

1)Power supply 2)Microcontroller 3)RTC 4)Key pad 5) LCD Display

1) Power supply:

Since we are using electronic components which only work on DC

we should supply DC power to them. So we convert 220V a.c to required
amount of DC power. It converts a.c to DC using following sequence.
Transformer to rectifier circuit to filter to regulator. The output of
 regulator is DC. Here we are using two regulators (7805, 7812) due to our
requirement. LEDs indicate the supply of power.
2) Micro controller:

We are using 8952micro controller in this project. Micro controller is

the control unit of the project. All the devices are connected to the micro
controller. Its function is to receive the signal from RTC and to transmit
the signal to LCD display. The appropriate date and time would we
displayed on the LCD screen.
3) RTC:

It’s a drop in replacement for IBM at computer clock/calendar. Totally

non-volatile with over 10 years of operation in the absence of power, self
contained sub-system includes lithium, quartz and support circuitry. It
counts seconds, minutes, hours, days, day of the week, date, month, and
year with leap year compensation valid upto 100 years.

4)Keypad:

It is used to update the date and time when the microcontroller is reset.

5)LCD Display:

It is another output device of the system. We used 2X16 LCD

display. As and when an interruption occurs it displays the type and
location of interruption with the help of micro controller.