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I’m not sure if you can get either of the two dsi bridges I’m aware of (which are admittedly rather high end used for hmds) just off the shelf from digikey or similar in non-hdcp state.īut yes I’d so love a universal display driver board, and they nearly exist. And don’t forget backlight driving and other power supply sequencing…īeyond that: the chips are hard to get because most customers want hdcp support, which requires some per customer customization by the vendor to embed the keys. Also the connectors are far from universal, the ribbon used for raspberry pi displays is the closest we have to a standard dsi connector. But it does mean that you won’t have a “universal” adapter without some per display changes. Now, many times you can sniff them from the i2c connecting the micro and the dsi bridge, or in case of using internal dsi peripherals, they’re in the kernel driver. The trouble is that while dsi is standard, essentially all displays have some sequence of setup commands required to get them going. Posted in Parts Tagged circular display Post navigation

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Instead, circular displays are best used to display purpose-made content, rather than used with traditional software expecting a rectangular screen.įundamentally, round displays are a neat thing to have, as they allow for the construction of elegant projects that don’t have to abstract a circle with cheats like obscuring bezels or housings. Trying to use software with interface elements around the edges can be trying, as many end up rendered off-screen. It’s also important to remember that round displays are still driven like square displays, using Cartesian coordinates. Screen mounts on some models may not be directly aligned with the center of the circular display, which can lead to results that look off if not accounted for. However, there are a few tricks that come in handy when you’re going away from traditional rectangular screens. Many are quite high resolution, and look particularly beautiful when driven with appropriate artwork. goes through various options, from the cheap bare screens you can hook up to a microcontroller, to larger models designed for direct use with the Raspberry Pi or even straight HDMI inputs. Using round displays doesn’t have to be hard, with plenty of great products on the market. However, you can go fancier, and does just that with an exploration of nice round displays.

These days, a small OLED or LCD is available for just a few bucks. Once upon a time, maker projects were limited to using simple character displays or those salvaged from popular Nokias, largely due to cost.

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