Is it possible to use a microntroller and a graphic lcd screen to display pictures?

mikepsych283

mikepsych283

@mikepsych283-nCbclX • Oct 25, 2024
Hello to all, I am a newbie and I stumbled upon this site. Ok now for the 100 million dollar question. Is it possible to use a microntroller and a graphic lcd screen to display pictures. I know this sounds pretty newbie but my son wanted me to help him build a photo displayer for a science project and the trick to it is it has to be as cheap as possible . Thanks for any and all help or suggestions
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  • Ashraf HZ

    Ashraf HZ

    @Ash • Aug 21, 2007

    Re: Is it possible to use a microntroller and a graphic lcd screen to display picture

    Hey there.. I'm not that experienced in this kinda stuff, but stumbled upon this link about using an AVR (RISC) microcontroller to display an output to a VGA monitor. Im not too sure whether it's compatible with an LCD monitor.

    <a href="https://www.serasidis.gr/circuits/AVR_VGA/avr_vga.htm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Simple VGA/Video adapter with ATmega AVR</a>

    I think with a LCD panel, theres an extra level of sophistication cause it has it's own video controller. This project sounds interesting though. What is your son going to use as the memory to store the photos? Some kind of flash storage?
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  • xheavenlyx

    xheavenlyx

    @xheavenlyx-CbvN62 • Aug 23, 2007

    Re: Is it possible to use a microntroller and a graphic lcd screen to display picture

    wow, buddy Im with you. I am experienced in a little of tit-bit of electronics but getting to interface a mc and a LCD is on my 'ToDo' list!

    ash is correct, it does involve an extra level of sophistication, and before you get into this level, you have to go through the basics too. Like interfacing a microcontroller and programming it etc.

    There is no simple way, albeit a cheap one - maybe. But if you and your son like to spend a few months learning something exciting (for now doing something simple for this year's science fair) then go ahead and buy yourself a microcontroller kit.

    The link here get you to a site which gives you the kit to interface a LCD screen.

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