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TFT LCD Display for composite video

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Former Member over 13 years ago

Hello All,

 

I am working on a project I would like to use a TFT LCD Display (hopefully with a touch screen). My video requirement though is that the video feed is a composite video. I can not seem to find a TFT display that has a driver circuit attacted that can accept composite video. Can somebody point me in the right direction of either a driver circuit/display combination or a driver circuit that I can purchase that can will do the trick?

 

I would build the circuit myself, but I can't seem to find an IC to do the video slicing that is a through hole. I don't have a solder reflow oven yet for surface mount components.

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    0 Problemchild over 13 years ago

    I'm afraid that a repurposing of a TV/DVD unit would be the most sensible

    In the UK CPC (Farnel's white van man Arm) had Casio units in stock and occaionally on special offer + loads of composite intout monitors from £30++++++.

     

    The alternative to buying a new unit is finding something that looks right from a thrift/Charity shop and do ing the Ben Heck hack thing !!

     

     

    John

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    0 Problemchild over 13 years ago

    I'm afraid that a repurposing of a TV/DVD unit would be the most sensible

    In the UK CPC (Farnel's white van man Arm) had Casio units in stock and occaionally on special offer + loads of composite intout monitors from £30++++++.

     

    The alternative to buying a new unit is finding something that looks right from a thrift/Charity shop and do ing the Ben Heck hack thing !!

     

     

    John

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