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--- projects:serial-display-shield [2013/12/19 22:33] – [What is it?] twl
+++ projects:serial-display-shield [2020/02/12 16:30] (current) – emeryth
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-====== Serial Display Shield for Arduino ======
+ | name=serial-display-shield
+ | status=completed/abandoned
+ | founder=[[user>twl]]
+ | repo=[[github>twlostow/dsi-shield]] [[https://hackaday.io/project/364-mipi-dsi-display-shieldhdmi-adapter]]
+}}
+====== MIPI DSI Display Shield for Arduino ======
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 The shield lets you drive any LCD panel with a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_Serial_Interface|DSI]] interface. DSI is used in almost every recent smartphone (that is less than ~4 years) to connect the LCD panel to the host processor. The displays are dirt cheap and offer fantastic resolutions and image quality.
-===== Features =====
+===== Goals =====
   * should work with any DSI display up to 1920x1080p
   * built-in frame buffer & simple rasterizer with basic graphics primitives
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   * home-made projectors
   * graphics card for small microcontrollers
+===== Design =====
+  * [[serial-display-shield:about_dsi|About DSI Interface]]
+  * [[serial-display-shield:hardware|Hardware]]
+  * [[serial-display-shield:fpga-core|FPGA core]]
+  * [[serial-display-shield:displays|Supported displays]]
 ===== Project status =====
   * **18/12/2013:** Schematics & PCB done, still need to check
-  * **12/12/2013:** Initial version of the firmware, works with Iphone4/4s screens
+  * **12/12/2013:** Initial version of the firmware, [[serial-display-shield:test_iphone_devkit|works with Iphone4/4s screens]] on a FPGA dev kit
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+  * **05/02/2014:** [[serial-display-shield:bare_pcbs|Got the PCBs]] and components
+  * **13/02/2014:** [[serial-display-shield:test_pcbs_assembled|Test PCB assembled]], drives both 3- and 4-lane screens