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Hi,
Is it possible to interface to HDMI in PSOC 4 ??
I have a CY8CKIT-049-42XX kit, is it possible to connect this to a HDMI transmitter chip that can in turn connect to a TV ??
The project I am working on, needs a device that can be connected to a HDMI/VGA based projector, the projector would be used to display text and graphics. I know some PIC based projects that use VGA are there, but I am not sure how good the quality of the images would be like.
The other option I have (which I am trying to avoid) is a using a small computer like a beaglbone or raspberry..
I have seen some Android based HDMI dongles, but since the project is intended for use in a industrial environment I am not sure how the device would operate ....
thanks
a
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HDMI 1.0 needs 165 MHz * 8 bit * 3 colors ~ 4GB/s which will be a bit too much for a 48MHz processor with 4KB of SRam.
Bob
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Thanks Bob & odissey1 for the information...I will look into BlueDisplay..
thanks
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Is it possible to use VGA with PSOC4 ?
I saw some sites which have demos of VGA output using AVR. Also one of PSOC 1.
It should be possible with PSOC 4 and the CY8CKIT-049-42XX kit,I wanted to use the IDAC component (with appropriate shunt resistors), but I can get only one component, so I will be using the R-2R resistor network to generate the analogue voltage levels for the RGB colours.
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