Comment on cheap low-profile way to generate six precise clocks
Tolookah@discuss.tchncs.de 1 month ago
A max10 FPGA runs pretty cheap, and to do what you want, the free version of quartus will do just fine.
Does the LCD happen to have a dev board or reference design you can use to see what they suggest?
Alternatively, it’s worth figuring out if the wiring is standard for the LCD, some microprocessors have display out peripherals that will do all that work for you. For instance, the STM32F429 has a display controller. (There are others, I’m bad at searching from my phone)
ch00f@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Yeah the reference design uses a display driver from Epson that’s eol.
Haven’t looked at integrated display controllers. That’s certainly interesting. It’s a pretty unconventional display. Sharp memory LCD with 64 colors data sheet. I’ll have to see how configurable the integrated controllers are.
Looked at the max10. Still too pricey. Hoping for something in the <$1 range.