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  • Author Author: michaelkellett
  • Date Created: 12 Dec 2022 10:35 AM Date Created
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OLED display for Efinix Dev Board

michaelkellett
michaelkellett
12 Dec 2022

The Efinix FPGA board has a connector for an SPI interface OLED display driven by the GD32103 processor.


I’ve made some little experimental display controller boards which use this processor and can run the same code as the FPGA board processor. The board can work an OLED display bolted directly to it as shown but also has two connectors with extra signals that will work with OLED or LCD with backlight type displays.

Part of the motiovation for doing this board was to try out some ideas for replacing moving coil meters in ancient HP instruments.


This demo shows that it can update quite fast and incidentally shows how you can have an 800 division pseudo analogue amplitude display on a display only 128 pixels wide.

The camera video capture doesn't interact too well with the display refresh, it looks better in real life !

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  • dougw
    dougw over 2 years ago

    How hard is it to connect this display up to your new breakout card?

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  • shabaz
    shabaz over 2 years ago

    The fast pseudo-analog display is a great idea! 

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  • dang74
    dang74 over 2 years ago

    Love the sliding scale.

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  • wolfgangfriedrich
    wolfgangfriedrich over 2 years ago

    Nice demo.

    The idea with the scrolling display to increase the virtual resolution is brilliant. 

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