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by anfractuosity
1377 days ago
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Nice work :) I think implementing a VGA controller controller seems a lot nicer in Verilog/VHDL than on an MCU. The Ti chip you're using for DVI looks interesting too, not heard of that before. It looks like you're going to use the FPGAs BRAM for double buffering? I started implementing double buffering for led strips in VHDL, but need to get back to finishing the SPI controller for it. |
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The TI TFP410 chip is on the 1BitSquared DVI Pmod board: https://docs.icebreaker-fpga.org/hardware/pmod/dvi/
I've also got designs that generate DVI on the FPGA with TMDS encoding (no external IC required). I've never polished or written them up, but you can see an example here:
* https://github.com/projf/projf-explore/blob/main/graphics/fp...
* https://github.com/projf/projf-explore/blob/main/lib/display...
I'm using BRAM for framebuffers as it allows me to focus on the graphics rather than memory controllers and access. BRAM gives you dual ports and true random I/O; DRAM is much more complex.