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Design and Implement of LCD Display System Based on PXA270

Sheng Xu

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This paper introduces the basic operatinonal principle of LCD and the LCD controller in PXA270, the hardware circuit of the PXA270 and the LCD module is designed and the related registers in the LCD controller are set according to the special parameters of the LCD, the driver of the LCD is developped and installed into the kernel of Linux.

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This paper introduces the basic operatinonal principle of LCD and the LCD controller in PXA270, the hardware circuit of the PXA270 and the LCD module is designed and the related registers in the LCD controller are set according to the special parameters of the LCD, the driver of the LCD is developped and installed into the kernel of Linux.

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This paper introduces the basic operatinonal principle of LCD and the LCD controller in PXA270, the hardware circuit of the PXA270 and the LCD module is designed and the related registers in the LCD controller are set according to the special parameters of the LCD, the driver of the LCD is developped and installed into the kernel of Linux.

Key concepts: Liquid-crystal display, Controller (irrigation), Computer hardware, Computer science, Set (abstract data type), Microcontroller, Embedded system, Engineering

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