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added on the 2019-07-21 10:21:11 by xq  |
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The pain from having to use the LCD controller is visible from a very large distance
rulez added on the 2019-07-21 10:38:26 by porocyon 
Nice demo running an LCD controller with ARM for a Thermosthat
really nice voxels
hehe
Platform!
platform!
A new level. Also, does this heater controller really have a 100mhz CPU and 64kb of RAM?
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Very very cool! This is my absolute favorite!
this is one multicolored heater.
Thanks for the kind words!
> Also, does this heater controller really have a 100mhz CPU and 64kb of RAM?
Yep. If you build a lot of stuff with the same CPU, everything gets cheaper as you can reuse storage room and code base ;)
> The pain from having to use the LCD controller is visible from a very large distance
After overclocking the SPI Bus to 50 MHz Bitrate, it got acceptable. Datasheet allows 15 MHz max., though…
> Also, does this heater controller really have a 100mhz CPU and 64kb of RAM?
Yep. If you build a lot of stuff with the same CPU, everything gets cheaper as you can reuse storage room and code base ;)
> The pain from having to use the LCD controller is visible from a very large distance
After overclocking the SPI Bus to 50 MHz Bitrate, it got acceptable. Datasheet allows 15 MHz max., though…
Proper hardware abuse!
The heat is on!
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