EEVblog #1045 - How To Drive an LCD
115K views · Dec 7, 2017 · Science & Technology
Comments · 229
@Maltanx · 8 years ago
I really miss these educational video.<br>Please, bring back fundamentals Friday!
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@PilotPlater · 8 years ago
Very cool. How LCDs were wired in products was always black magic to me and now it makes perfect sense.
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@kktech04 · 6 years ago
These “Fundamental Fridays” were the highlight of the Eevblog. They were really good.
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@dentakuweb · 8 years ago
How can you NOT like a video with logic gates in it? :)<br>That's a very clever circuit.
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@aryesegal1988 · 8 years ago (edited)
Thank you very much, Dave! Please keep these coming, driving LCDs was something I always wanted to learn how to do. As a beginning hobbyist, these kind of videos educate me a lot. I really appreciate all the time and effort you're taking to share with us! :)
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@Gazirovka_Play · 2 months ago
Это очень полезно! Я счастлив что попалось это обучение! 🤗
@ozdemirsalik · 7 years ago
We're still waiting for the multiplexed lcd tutorial.
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@nostamine2567 · 6 years ago
this is the best freaking vblog ever on the web
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@glenslick2774 · 8 years ago
Had to scroll back through the video a few times to catch the part number of that display. Looks like it is a Lumex LCD-S101D14TR. At Digi-Key it is part number 67-1506-ND. Currently listed at US $4.24 each for quantities under 10.
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@polfig7558 · 1 year ago
You have no idea how long I searched for this video...
@joshmyer9 · 8 years ago
A possible follow-up, super in-depth question: what determines the voltage ranges for LCDs? I'm guessing that lower voltage LCD panels are the secret to having watches and thermometers with super long battery lifetime. But not all panels are low-voltage like that, so: why not? What's the engineering of these panels like, since there's clearly tradeoffs of some sort at work.
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@VinVout · 4 years ago
Thank you so much. I got a new one and was figuring out how to drive it. This helped me a lot
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