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TFT Proto 7in - Example

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Author: MIKROE

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

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TFT Proto 7in carries a 800x480 HT050AWV40T TFT screen covered with a 4-wire resistive touchscreen panel. To drive the 262k-color display, there's an SSD1963 graphic controller with a 8/9/16/24-bit MCU interface. The touchpanel is driven by an advanced STMPE811 controller. TFT Proto 7in uses a 3.3V power supply only.

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TFT Proto 7" carries a 800x480 HT050AWV40T TFT screen covered with a 4-wire resistive touchscreen panel. To drive the 262k-color display, there's an SSD1963 graphic controller with a 8/9/16/24-bit MCU interface that includes a deep-sleep power saving mode (accessed through the GPIO0 pin on the side of the board). The touchpanel is driven by an advanced STMPE811 controller. The board is lined with two rows of 26 pins for interfacing it with your MCU. TFT Proto 7" uses a 3.3V power supply only.

Source code example is calculator demo.

Examples are written for:    

      - EasyMX Pro v7 - STM32F407VG

TFT Proto 7'' Board

TFT Proto 7'' Board

Front and back side appearance of the TFT Proto 7'' Board.

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TFT Proto 7'' Schematic

TFT Proto 7'' Schematic

TFT Proto 7'' Schematic

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