DESIGN AND CONSTRICTION OF A VIDEO ADVERTISEMENT BOARD
Abstract
ABSTRACT
Advertising has evolved significantly with the advancement of digital technologies. Traditional advertising methods such as printed banners and posters are gradually being replaced by more dynamic and engaging digital systems. This project focuses on the design and construction of a video advertisement board capable of displaying visual advertising content electronically.
The system is designed to provide an efficient platform for displaying promotional videos, announcements, and digital information in public spaces. The advertisement board operates using a microcontroller-based system connected to an LED display unit, enabling the display of dynamic visual content.
The main objective of the project is to develop a cost-effective and reliable electronic advertising board capable of delivering high visibility and flexibility compared to traditional advertising methods. The system allows advertisements to be updated digitally without requiring physical replacement of printed materials.
During the design process, appropriate electronic components such as LED display modules, control circuits, power supply units, and storage devices were integrated to form a functional display system. The system was tested under different conditions to evaluate its performance, display clarity, and operational stability.
Results obtained from the experiment showed that the constructed advertisement board was able to display digital content clearly and effectively. The system demonstrated good performance in terms of brightness, response time, and reliability.
The project concludes that digital video advertisement boards provide a modern, efficient, and flexible solution for information dissemination and commercial advertising. Future improvements may include wireless content updates, internet connectivity, and enhanced display resolution.
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