serial versus parallel lcd
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serial versus parallel lcd
it takes around 60m/s to update a parallel lcd in some programs, are the one wire serial lcds faster or slower when compared side by side? im looking for a solution that would be less than 8m/s to update multiple items on a two by 16 display
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Re: serial versus parallel lcd
Hi Brand
In general, any parallel transmition line is faster than a serial one. I haven't study LCDs so deep, so i can't confirm you about their response speed.
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In general, any parallel transmition line is faster than a serial one. I haven't study LCDs so deep, so i can't confirm you about their response speed.
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Re: serial versus parallel lcd
Hello,
One way to speed this up would be to use a second microcontroller connected to the parallel display. Then connect the microcontrollers together using a UART or similar to transfer data at high speed.
One way to speed this up would be to use a second microcontroller connected to the parallel display. Then connect the microcontrollers together using a UART or similar to transfer data at high speed.
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Re: serial versus parallel lcd
Using Flowcode the UART is controlled via the RS232 component.
Otherwise a UART is also fairly simple to control using C and there should be lots of examples available online.
Otherwise a UART is also fairly simple to control using C and there should be lots of examples available online.
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