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Re: [lpc2000] What is the best way to control a monochrome LCD?

2006-05-16 by Sean

I am very surprised.

Controlling a decent sized LCD is not an unusual 
thing to do -- why are there no cheap solutions??

Has anyone had any luck with the RA8835 
chip?  It's supposed to be a drop-in replacement 
for the SED1335 but I can't figure out where to buy it!

The Freescale MC908 looks like it might work as 
well, except I can't find any documentation on it 
and the freescale site is very broken.

There must be another way...

-- Sean

At 11:04 5/16/06, you wrote:
>Dear Sean,
>
>Try Amulet GRAPHICAL OS CONTROLLER CHIP for 
>monochrome LCD, it is around $30, with good features.
>
>Thanks,
>Sriram.K
>
>Herbert Demmel <dh2@...> wrote:    Sean,
>
>there is a replacement for the SED1335 from a Taiwanese manufacturer called
>RA8835P4N (from RAIO) but as you are speaking about 20 US$ for the S1D13700
>I suppose you rather need small quantities only and I assume you will not
>get the RAIO chip if you do not order huge quantities.
>
>As far as I know there is nothing "much cheaper" than the S1D13700
>especially when needing small quantities. Do not forget to add the costs
>for the SRAM when using the SED1335 / RAIO chip.
>
>How many chips would you need for your project? I can ask our Taiwanese LCD
>manfuacturer if they sell us 100+ pcs of the RAIO chip.
>
>Herbert
>
>At 02:12 16.05.2006 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hello everyone,
> >
> >I'm still stuck trying to find the best way to control some
> >monochrome LCDs that I have.  The 128x64s are easy because they have
> >the controller (KS0713) built in to the device, however the 240x160
> >and 320x240 require external controlling.  Typically you'd use a
> >SED1335/S1D13305, but since you can't get those anymore what are the
> >other options?  The S1D13370 is the "replacement" but has a much
> >finer pin pitch, 80KB internal ram, and also $20 each.  I'm hoping to
> >find something much cheaper.  What options are there?  This will be
> >connected to an LPC2148 micro.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >-- Sean
>
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