STM32+ILI9320 LCD Demonstration + 3D algorithm

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Uploaded by on Jan 13, 2011

Demonstration of a new protoboard with the STM32 Stamp board and an ILI9320 3.2" LCD display.
In the demonstration I also show a new 3D algorithm I made!

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  • Nice video - I was thinking of buying that same ocilloscope soon! Btw are you from Denmark? Your accent sounds like it :)

  • @killerbee230 Thank you. Yes, I am from Denmark - you too?

  • @mindthomas Ja! :) Where did you get the board and LCD?

  • @killerbee230 The STM32 board is from Futurlec.com and the LCD is from a chinese company - though you can find them on eBay too.

  • hi ppl jus a quick question pls help.. im looking for an lcd similar to this (wth 262k colour), i found an lcd very similar but it has 16 data-bits connected and it's stated as 262k colour. is that right? 262k with 16bits with no tricks? i keep seeing loads like this. here is an example, go to ebay and search for item 120640315333.

  • @BlueNem0 Well, I haven't found a small display with that - though I have got a board from TechToys with all 18-bits brought out.

    Here is a link: goo.gl / 0I8XG

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  • @mindthomas yay Denmark!

  • @mindthomas yh thanks for that ill see how the one i ordered gets along first then ill see..

  • @mindthomas thnx its more clear now.. i wondering where to get the other 2bits from :) btw nice work with the 3d stuff..

  • @BlueNem0 Hi. The 16-bit displays can be used in standard 65K colors. Though it can also be used in 262K, and I even think it can be used in 16M too.

    All it requires is some more clock cycles for each pixel. At 65K only a single clock cycle is required pr. pixel, as it is 16-bit. Though at 262K, which is 18-bit, it will require some more clock cycles.

    You can also be lucky to find a display where all 18-bits are brought out to you, then you can do it in one clock cycle.

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