... The display likewise will be getting power and data from the motherboard too. Again ribbon cables usually are used, usually something like LVDS. The Raspberry Pi has a DSI interface, but I believe this is mostly used for smaller screens like those you'd find in a mobile phone.
... into something you could try this (12V powered): http://www.ebay.com/itm/7-TFT-INNOLUX-AT070TN92-50-Pin-LCD-Screen-Panel-DVI-Controller-TCON-Board-LVDS-/271027605993?_trksid=p4340.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D1227371861974689320%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D1%26 ...
I'm working on a solution based on the ADV7611 too, I'm surprised I didn't see this earlier. One huge advantage to this chip is the I2S port, it can extract the sound too, and this is what I'm trying to accomplish. I took a look at EiNSTeiN_'s work, looks fine except for the power decoupling capacit...
I'd like to mention that I'm OP's first happy customer, I've bought his alpha board and it works like a charm. I use it with an XGA lcd panel, it has a very clear picture, as you can see in the (slightly out of focus) image below. http://cete.ro/images/PI.JPG My currently unfinished RPi rig looks li...
... with a "CSI switch" if such a thing can be made, but not for two camera's at the same time. There won't be a LCD panel released, but a DSI to LVDS converter, which can be used to connect suitable LCD panels, when it comes it will come with GPU drivers specifically for it, and the LCD panels ...
In the first instance, we're not going to provide a panel; we'll be providing a DSI to LVDS bridge. We're primarily interested in large panels, and they tend to be LVDS panels. Mahjongg is quite right - OP's panel won't work; he is underestimating the difficulty of ...
... exact same partnumber of Ipads one, but a very similar, from the same manufacturer) http://goo.gl/aYzKX http://goo.gl/2NkYj it seems to have a LVDS interface, very similar to other regular LCDs. Would there be other people interested in such device? Best regards
The converter actually runs from 3.3V (no regulator included yet).
I will post the schematics and the PCB drawings later.
Anyways, I don't think I'll build it.
What steps would one take to hack together a connection from LVDS to the Pi? Assume, I have no clue what LVDS is, but do have a general knowledge of electronics and chips and how to build things. I too am looking to add a 7-10 display. My current plans ...
... (and VGA), didn't know that it was also used in HDMI, and therefore could be reduced. I think the long blanking will only be needed for simple LVDS to shift-registers to D/A encoding "converter boxes" where the video signal is indeed turned back into a "legacy" analog signal. I hope this tidbit ...
What would be the demand for an HDMI to LVDS (serial RGB + sync) converter? I made one home, it works and I was wondering if there is a demand for such a thing. If there is enough demand (>250 pcs), I would interest at manufactureres for cost ...
Hi! There is some solution by TI. It takes the video part of the hdmi side and reverts to lvds. This is a 2 chip solution. Used chips are TFP501 http://www.ti.com/product/TFP501 and DS90C387A http://www.ti.com/product/DS90C387A . Here is an application note about this ...