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Library for Nokia 3310 display
6. December 2008 - 16:12 — adminThe library is written in C language and compiled with C30 compiler for the dsPIC family.
VGA display with PIC18F controller
13. July 2008 - 17:42 — adminI've finally found a circuit I've been looking for for quite a long time - the VGA-compatible display based on plain microcontroller.
LPC2138 as a VGA controller
5. July 2008 - 19:54 — adminAn LPC2138 microcontroller generates the VGA signals that drive the monitor as well as the graphics and fonts. The microcontroller also handles a keyboard, a mouse and some storage memory.
PICASO VGA/SVGA Graphics Controller
17. June 2008 - 16:57 — adminCompact & cost effective ready to go 'drop in' embedded graphics engine that will deliver stand-alone functionality to your project from 4D Systems.
OLED color display with Arduino
17. June 2008 - 16:13 — adminHow to get started displaying images on 4D OLEDS using Arduino.
Custom characters on HD44780-based LCD display
8. June 2008 - 12:47 — adminThis article discusses how to overwrite bytes in the CGRAM to display custom bit-map graphics on a Hitachi HD44780-compatible character LCD display. A method is described of transforming a raster image to an array of values that are a monochrome bit-map representation of the original.
3-wires interface for LCD display
31. May 2008 - 11:59 — adminSerial interface to LCD display, originally based for an Arduino.
Laser Display
19. April 2008 - 16:19 — adminBuild your own laser display by two mirrors, two motors to move the mirrors, a laser pointer, and a PIC microcontroller with serial input.
More stuffs for AVRs
1. December 2007 - 17:30 — adminSome interesting things about the AVRs I've found in the last few days. Enjoy!
The Cmd-C&&Cmd-V blog (cool name, guys) has published an article named Control Arduino remotely with HTML forms
. I've solved something simillar in the past (with an 8052 and CS8900 net chip), so I noticed how the others does these. Don't forget to look around
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