LCD displays are not a new thing but are quite common in transmitters! I have only vague knowledge on them so
I thought this video may be useful to others who are in the same situation!
LCD Displays
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LCD Displays
Hello Necks!
LCD displays are not a new thing but are quite common in transmitters! I have only vague knowledge on them so
I thought this video may be useful to others who are in the same situation!
LCD displays are not a new thing but are quite common in transmitters! I have only vague knowledge on them so
I thought this video may be useful to others who are in the same situation!
I am as stupid as I look! 
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Re: LCD Displays
Here's my next design using an LCD, this one is going to be the driver for a large PA. The UART will be connect to another module (add-on option for customer) with a PHY chip for Ethernet and internet connectivity. Or will plug straight into a PC and can be controlled/monitored from there.
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Re: LCD Displays
Looks good Mr NZ!
I find programming fascinating, Equally PICs!!
Most of my experience with LCDs was basic trouble shooting, Generally I found data busses out of my league and just checked for faults like DC supply, back light and contrast etc..
Now being more familiar with Binary and ASCII codes it makes much more sense!
I find programming fascinating, Equally PICs!!
Most of my experience with LCDs was basic trouble shooting, Generally I found data busses out of my league and just checked for faults like DC supply, back light and contrast etc..
Now being more familiar with Binary and ASCII codes it makes much more sense!
I am as stupid as I look!