TK. Posted January 21, 2004 Report Posted January 21, 2004 Ever wanted to know the performance of your LCD?-> please find a benchmark in the MIOS Download section.From the header: ; ; LCD Performance Measuring Application ; ; This is some kind of benchmark which helps to evaluate the performance ; of various character and graphical displays, as well as the execution ; speed of a custom LCD driver ; ; 16 characters are print 4 times (-> 64 characters), the execution time ; is measured with timer3, prescaler 1:8 - this means, that the counter ; result has to be multiplied by 8 and 100 nS (@40 MHz) to get the ; absolute delay ; ; The result will be print on LCD, but also sent via MIDI ; (F0 <hex-digit 1> <hex-digit 2> <hex-digit3> <hex-digit4> F7, MSB first) ; ; And here the results: ; ; Displaytech LCDs from Reichelt: ; o 2x16 KS0070B (HD44780 compatible): 3252 * 8 * 100 nS = 2.60 mS ; o 2x20 KS0076B/KS0063 (HD44780 compatible): 3177 * 8 * 100 nS = 2.54 mS ; o 2x40 KS0076B/KS0063 (HD44780 compatible): 3056 * 8 * 100 nS = 2.44 mS ; o KS0107/0108 based 240x64 GLCD (sold out): 6124 * 8 * 100 nS = 4.90 mS ; ; For reference: 2x40 with 4-bit interface, nearly no difference! ; o 2x40 KS0076B/KS0063 (HD44780 compatible): 3108 * 8 * 100 nS = 2.48 mS ; ; Various displays: ; o Matrix Orbital via IIC: 4612 * 8 * 100 nS = 3.69 mS ; o T6963C in vertical mode: 10647 * 8 * 100 nS = 8.51 mS ; o T6963C in horizontal mode: 37420 * 8 * 100 nS = 29.93 mS (!!!) Have fun - and publish your results here! :-)Best Regards, Thorsten. Quote
pay_c Posted January 21, 2004 Report Posted January 21, 2004 Displaytech ruuulz! ;DJust wish Reichelt would offer them with more background colors (I LOVE those black background, red fonts LCDs). Quote
adamjking Posted February 2, 2004 Report Posted February 2, 2004 For Australian MidiBox builders, the backlit 2 x 16 LCD display from Dick Smith (Product no. Z4172) has the following performance:3339 * 8 * 100 nS = 2.67mS Quote
chriss Posted February 2, 2004 Report Posted February 2, 2004 I have a LCD 2x20 from display-elektronik, green with light.Benchmark result: 3000 x 8 x 100nS = 2.40mSchriss Quote
Guest Benni Posted February 2, 2004 Report Posted February 2, 2004 A Sharp LM402 2x40 (EUR 17,- at Ebay):5155 * 8 * 100nS = 4,124mS Quote
TK. Posted February 18, 2004 Author Report Posted February 18, 2004 ; o PCD5844 in vertical mode: 5543 * 8 * 100 nS = 4.43 mSsee also http://www.midibox.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=concepts;action=display;num=1076409658 Quote
pay_c Posted February 18, 2004 Report Posted February 18, 2004 From the same guy Benni got his display: A 2x40 LCD with blue(!) backlighting - great price:DM4020 (TDK-T34V): 2,34 ms (!!) Quote
Guest domas Posted August 5, 2004 Report Posted August 5, 2004 A 2*40 display Powertip PC-4002D with unknown controller (blobs):3270 * 8 * 100nS = 2,616 mS Quote
c0nsumer Posted August 2, 2006 Report Posted August 2, 2006 Some more info for you, copied from this post:CFAP2002A-Y-ECS (OLED):1868 * 8 * 100nS ~= 1.49mSCFAH2002A-RMI-JP (LCD):3231 * 8 * 100nS ~= 2.58mSThis is with a PIC18F4620 with standard display (LCD) connection. Quote
docbrown Posted August 29, 2006 Report Posted August 29, 2006 OK, My LCD's are from http://www.lcds.shopeio.com/inventory/category.asp?cat=LcdsTest results are:Seiko L4042B1L 2x40 on my MBSEQv2: Results: 4007 *8 *100 nSSeiko L1642B1L 2x16 for testing the core:Results: 4066 *8 *100 nScheers!!EDIT: These LCD's needs negative voltage for good contrast results. I used MAX1044 chip to supply -2v. Quote
mog-ur Posted February 15, 2007 Report Posted February 15, 2007 I've bought two Displays at ebay - for my SEQv3 ;)PMC4002A7-SBLW - 2x40 - blue/white3265 *8 *100nS = 2,612mSThis is a good value !?! Isn't it? ;D Quote
JMS Posted January 28, 2009 Report Posted January 28, 2009 Mouser Part #: 763-NHD-0216PZ-FLYBWManufacturer Part #: NHD-0216PZ-FL-YBWManufacturer: Newhaven DisplayDescription: LCD Character Displays 2 x 16 STN-Y/G 80.0 x 36.02.4504msi know it's an old topic but i was playing around... Quote
stryd_one Posted January 28, 2009 Report Posted January 28, 2009 i know it's an old topic but i was playing around...this is one of those everlasting threads, additions are welcome/encouraged :) Quote
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