i was planning on accessing the ram via a state machine, where read and write cycles alternated, thus using a 55ns ram this would give me at least 7 megabytes / sec. this equates to a 140ns write access time to the cpu the qvga mono needs to read 9600 bytes / frame, so its access to the ram is approx 600kilobytes / sec. even a color tft qvga with 16 bit color would be only twice this bob engle embedded solutions >I assume I can get away with a single buffer of display RAM just by >not clocking the display when I'm writing to the RAM, thereby >avoiding display glitching and conflicts with the LCD data reads. I >assume there's no visible artifact caused by starting and stopping >>the display clock, does anybody know different? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2000's and Graphic Displays
2005-03-09 by bobengle@bellsouth.net
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