Product category:
Design and Development Hardware
News Release from: Glyn | Subject: EVB-LIME
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 31 January 2007
Evaluation board puts 2D graphics IC on
trial
Design engineers working on applications involving displays will benefit from a new low cost development tool from Glyn.
Design engineers working on applications involving displays will benefit from a new low cost development tool from Glyn The Glyn EVB-LIME is designed for the evaluation and development of designs quickly and efficiently using the Fujitsu industrial 2D graphics controller MB86276 (LIME)
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 4 Jul 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Fully CE- Compliant, the EVB-LIME can also be used for full production purposes.
Featuring 8Mbyte of SDRAM graphics memory, the board is extremely versatile to the extent that it can drive TFT displays or connect to an MCU and operate with a 16bit multiplexed or nonmulitplexed native bus via I2C.
The onboard BGA package offers designers the opportunity to work with BGA packages without the need for any additional specialist equipment.
Video input is via a Micronas VPX device and offers up to four video inputs enabling up to four composite cameras to be connected.
The digital ITU656 input is also available directly via pin headers.
Another advantage of the EVB-LIME its ability to drive to two displays independently with a maximum resolution of 800x480 and single display up to 1280x768.
Measuring only 68 x 53mm which makes it ideal for integration into the smallest of applications, the EVB-LIME costs just GBP 190 in starter kit version and comes complete with hardware description and connection overview.
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