michael_rodrigues
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Does any one know of any TFT color LCD module with an onboard controller. lcd size preferred would be 100 x 90 mm. information regarding cost be be helpful. links to such product is also welcome
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The s1D13705 is maxed out at 8 bit QVGA with 80K, though with enough horsepower you can get some animation with it (we do so with it and an ARM).Which is better to be used as a graphical controller the s1d1305 (epson) or the ssd1905 (solomon). I will be using a 320 x 240 TFT LCD, and i think i'll be running it in an 8 bit mode.
Then again, in the future if i have to go for more, i.e. 16 bpp then, what are my options
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he already told us... he wants us to do his job for him-to get the graphics on a custom industrial controller working ... sounds to me a lot like one of the "lie for the job" types bit off more than he could chew and now is panicking.My opinion is the same as übergeek63. What are you trying to build anyway?
so I see... in one post he says it's his "work project" and in the very next post he says it is for a car dash.It's sounds more like an epic fail school project. It's like those fellows who want massive 640x480 LED displays yet have zero clue about refresh rate, power requirements and so on. This project is much more complex and we might be able to offer a better solution if only the OP would say what it's for. (Yes its for a car dash but what does it do?)
How does he even plan to wire up an ARM to the display? Good luck on ARM hobby forums with code examples.
The sarcasm comes from YEARS of hearing school children (college) and wannabe engineers asking for us to do their work for them, it is not our fault that the caliber of your questions hits a nerve made raw by them. Particularly when you, like them, do not seem to take a hint!Thanks for the sarcasm guys. I was just trying to look at aaaaaalllllll the options before taking the plunge. The thing is, people like you are very hard to find (people who know to get a "color LCD" working, and the ones i find here don't actually want to tell much.
Anyways, i have mentioned what the project is about in one of the threads. It was originally using an 8 bit controller (a very bad one too), so now i have to "upgrade" it to the one using an LCD.