ARUDUINO ANALOG SIGNAL SIMULATION USING 16 X 2 LCD IN TINKERCAD

As we know, a potentiometer is a type of resistor whose resistance size or resistance value can be varied according to our needs. in Arduino, we can see the value generated by the Potentiometer.
I will try to read the value generated by the potentiometer, this time I will use the online learning platform Tinkercad.

• Platform Online Tinker CAD
  
  The online tinkercad platform can be used to simulate multiple control circuits. Now I will try to simulate the reading of the analog potentiometer value using the Tinkercad online platform using the Arduino controller.

• Arduino Specification
  Microcontroller Atmega 328-P
  Input Volatage 7 ~ 12 VDC
  Output Volateg 5 VDC
  Digital I/O 14 Pin , 6 Pin PWM
  Analog Input 6 Pin
  Flash Memory 32 KB 0.5 For BootLoader
  EEPROM 1 KB
  SRAM 1KB
  CLOCK SPEED 116 Mhz

• Potentiometer Specifications
  Potensiometer 10 K
  Pin 1 GND
  Pin 2 Output
  Pin 3 Input 3,3 ~ 6 VDC

• LCD 16 x 2 specifications
  VCC GND
  VSS +5 VDC
  RS Contras Volatage
  RW Register Select
  EN Enable 0 = start to lactht data to LCD caracter ,1 = Disable
  DB0 LSB
  DB1 -
  DB2 -
  DB3 -
  DB4 -
  DB5 -
  DB6 -
  DB7 MSB
  BPL Black Plan Light
  GND GND Volatge Blacklight

• Control Circuit reads analog potentiometer value
  
  
  The electronic components that I will use are 2 types of potentiometers, 1 type LCD 16 x 2 and 1 Arduino R3. The circuit above is a series of simulations for reading analog values, here I will also try the Arduino program for reading analog values ​​on the potentiometer, I will attach an example of the Arduino program below.

• My Program
  
  #include
  const int potensio = A0;
  const int rs = 12, en = 11, d4 = 5, d5 = 4, d6 = 3, d7 = 2;
  LiquidCrystal lcd(rs, en, d4, d5, d6, d7);
  void setup() {
  lcd.begin(16, 2);
  pinMode(A0, INPUT);
  }
  void loop() {
  lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
  lcd.print(analogRead(potensio));
  }