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Waveform display on a VGA monitor with AVR

Not so useful, but nice: "Waveform display" (like a oscilloscope) on a VGA monitor.

(Photo: 5volt.eu)

ISA VGA card with an AVR

Don't throw out your old ISA VGA cards. Sure, you can use them in the regular way in your PC, but you definitelly can use them in your hobby devices. For example with an ATMega128.

VGA to SCART RGB converter

A simple circuit to connect your VGA graphics card to your TV.

V6Z80P - the "ZX Spectrum version 2009"

Retroleum's terrific Z80-based single board computer. Simply amazing!

MicroVGA

MicroVGA is low-cost VGA interface, providing 80x25 text mode (800x600 @ 60 Hz) / 16 colors. MicroVGA can be connected to microcontroller, thus it's an ideal solution for embedded applications.

SoftVGA - an AVR VGA display

VGA signal generator and display based on ATMega32.

ZX Badaloc

A powerful 48K/128K ZX-Spectrum clone

VGA display with PIC18F controller

I'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

An 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

Compact & cost effective ready to go 'drop in' embedded graphics engine that will deliver stand-alone functionality to your project from 4D Systems.

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