Category: LCD Modules

Using picojpeg library on a PIC with ILI9341 320×240 LCD module

March 11, 2014September 1, 2023 ToughDev 12 Comments

I purchased a 320×240 LCD module which supports 320×240 resolution and comes with an SD card slot from eBay: This

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Interfacing HY28A LCD module with ILI9320 controller and XPT2046 resistive touch panel to PIC microcontroller

January 9, 2014April 4, 2023 ToughDev 7 Comments

This is a cheap 320×240 2.8″ TFT LCD module that uses the ILI9320 controller for the display and the XPT2046

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Experimenting with ST7735 1.8-inch 128×160 color LCD on a PIC microcontroller

November 15, 2013April 4, 2023 ToughDev 48 Comments

This tiny 1.8-inch LCD module is the second color LCD that I successfully attempted (the first is the Nokia 3510i

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Experimenting with ST7920 128×64 graphical LCD on a PIC

November 3, 2013April 4, 2023 ToughDev 42 Comments

This is a monochrome 128×64 graphical LCD using the ST7920 controller that I purchased from eBay: The module is using

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Interfacing Nokia 3510i and 5110 LCD with PIC Microcontroller

March 23, 2011April 4, 2023 ToughDev 12 Comments

Recently I started to regain some interest in embedded systems, and start to experiment with PIC micro-controllers. After some successful

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Experimenting with LCD modules and PIC microcontrollers

February 9, 2011April 4, 2023 ToughDev 0 Comment

I recently got a PIC16LF84A (free sample from Microchip) and a few LCD modules at a cheap price from eBay.

Since 2008, ToughDev has been extensively exploring a variety of technical topics—from software development to electronics design. Key areas of focus include Android and iOS programming, VoIP technologies, embedded systems using Arduino and PIC microcontrollers, reverse engineering, and retro-computing.

Recent highlights include running macOS Sequoia on a Dell Latitude, teardown of the vintage Tandy 2500RSX—a powerful 386 system by Tandy Corporation, the Super 8086 Box—a home-built PC XT emulator with full legacy hardware support— and the dsMP3, a custom-designed multi-band radio with MP3 recording and playback.

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