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MOD-LCD4.3''
LPC1788 development board with 96MB SDRAM, 4.3 inch LCD, SD-CARD, UEXT - perfect solution for industrial panels
Note that the older revisions of MOD-LCD4.3'' were sold with LPC2478. New revisions (named MOD-LCD4.3''+) feature the faster and overall better LPC1788. LPC178x is the official NXP successor to LPC2478 since the processors are pin-to-pin compatible.
Price | 43.95 EUR |
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10 - 49 pcs | 41.75 EUR |
50 - 10000 pcs | 39.56 EUR |
FEATURES
- MCU: LPC1788 Cortex M-3 512KB Flash, 96KB RAM, up to 120Mhz
- LCD 4.3" 480x272 pixels 24bit color TFT color with Backlight and Touchscreen
- Micro SD card
- 32MB of SDRAM
- DC-DC for LCD backlight
- UEXT connector to interface with any of our development boards with UEXT connector
- Mini USB device connector
- Optional 3-axis digital accelerometer with 11 bit accuracy
- USB device connector
- JTAG connector
- RESET button and circuit
- USER button
- Power supply LED
- USB activity LED
- Touchscreen interface
- EXT1 and EXT2 2x20 pin 0.05" extension connectors on the board edge for all unused LPC2478 ports
- FR-4, 1.5 mm, red soldermask, component print
- Dimensions:115x67.5mm (4.5 x 2.7")
DOCUMENTS
- MOD-LCD4.3+ - users manual for LPC1788 board variant, document revision F
- (OLD) MOD-LCD4.3 - users manual for LPC2478 (old) variant, document revision C
- MOD-LCD4.3'' European Declaration of Conformity
- MOD-LCD4.3'' UKCA Declaration of Conformity
HARDWARE
- MOD-LCD4.3+ schematic in PDF format revision B1
- MOD-LCD4.3+ schematic and board files in Eagle format
- (OLD)MOD-LCD4.3+ schematic in PDF format revision A
- (OLD)MOD-LCD4.3 schematic in PDF format (with LPC2478)
FAQ
- Our company frequently purchases MOD-LCD4.3". Recently purchased items have some problem with the display (it is shifted left and there are artifacts). What is the problem?
- This is a software issue that was present in our official demo code and your project probably inherited it. Make sure to re-download the example and check how we edited drv_glcd.c file. LCD polarity bit should be set to value "0" (e.g. LCD_POL_bit.IPC = 0;). It was set to value "1" before, which was causing the problem.