The aim of the project is to develop an LCD controller, which displays images stored in the SDRAM. As LCD we use the LT24 module by Terasic, which includes the ILI9341 LCD driver and a 240x320 display ...

Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display (TFT LCD) controllers are pivotal in driving the functionality and performance of modern display technologies. They act as the brain behind the screen, ...

In previous tutorial, OLED is interfaced with ESP32 using SPI communication which uses 5 pins. In this tutorial, we interface 16x2 LCD with ESP32, using only 2 pins, with the help of I2C communication ...

Two new high-performance microcontroller groups have been introduced to support compute-intensive embedded applications in ...

Military displays are used in harsh environments and must meet rigorous operating and non-operating standards. Elements of the display, such as circuit boards, have their own procurement difficulties.

Glen Rock, N.J. — Digital Blocks has introduced the DB9000AHB TFT LCD controller IP core, aimed at systems-on-chip (SoC) ASSP, ASIC, and FPGA designs containing ARM embedded processors and the AMBA ...

I was rebuilding one of my 3D printers — again — and decided I needed a display upgrade. A color screen is nice, but there are some limitations. I also found there are ways around these limitations, ...

In our previous tutorial, we have learnt How to Interface a 16*2 LCD with PIC Microcontroller. We recommend you to go through it before going any further, if you are beginner in PIC microcontroller.

After receiving preliminary approval from a customer recently, Realtek Semiconductor plans this month to offer a six-in-one LCD controller IC for the design-in of its customer’s 17-inch LCD monitor.

I've looked all over the place trying to find any information i can on getting an old laptop screen to work using standard VGA/DVI. Almost everywhere, it's stated that you need to buy an LCD ...

This one’s a bit abstract. Remember those LCD games that became quite popular sometime in the 1990’s? You know, the ones that had only one game, usually a character that could be moved back and forth ...