Data & Observations
The output is as expected, 1/3 of the screen has lines of Red, 1/3 Green, 1/3 Blue. The color is crisp and clean because this is a quality LCD. The FPGA signal is perfect output for the LCD so you should see no flicker, flashing or anything.
Naturally, once you can output stuff to an LCD, you'll want to output cool stuff, not just layers of colors. Well in true PyroElectro style I sent the website logo to the PSP LCD using a ROM in the FPGA. If you're curious how to do this, go back to the software page and check out the code for the Pyro Logo VHDL project.
The output is as expected, 1/3 of the screen has lines of Red, 1/3 Green, 1/3 Blue. The color is crisp and clean because this is a quality LCD. The FPGA signal is perfect output for the LCD so you should see no flicker, flashing or anything.
Naturally, once you can output stuff to an LCD, you'll want to output cool stuff, not just layers of colors. Well in true PyroElectro style I sent the website logo to the PSP LCD using a ROM in the FPGA. If you're curious how to do this, go back to the software page and check out the code for the Pyro Logo VHDL project.
