The Motorola MCVVQ111 is a driver-chip for this display, gerenating ther timing and voltages our of a Composite-video-signal (RS170) and 2 power-supplies (2.5-5.5V and 11V).

The Motorola MCVVQ111 is a driver-chip for this display, generating the timing and voltages our of a Composite-video-signal (RS170) and 2 power-supplies (2.5-5.5V and 11V).

• http://e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=MCVVQ111&nodeI

• http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=MCVVQ111&nodeId=01M988828187490

-- JustinMillikan - 02 May 2002

-- JustinMillikan - 18 Oct 2005

The RS170-eval-board from Tekgear uses it.

The RS170-eval-board from Tekgear uses a similar IC, the MCVVQ110 which runs off a single supply (but is no longer in production?).

• Justin has a layout (don't know it it works yet) at:

• Justin has a layout as shown below:
• 2 PCBs were constructed based on this design. The first was a little flaky (just bad soldering) and encountered overheating problems which eventually damaged the IC. The second was constructed somewhat more robustly and works perfectly.

-- MarcusWolschon - 05 Mar 2002

-- JustinMillikan - 02 May 2002

• http://e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=MCVVQ111&nodeI
• Justin has a layout (don't know it it works yet) at:

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Kopin 320M

• Resolution 320x240, grayscale

Motorola

The Motorola MCVVQ111 is a driver-chip for this display, gerenating ther timing and voltages our of a Composite-video-signal (RS170) and 2 power-supplies (2.5-5.5V and 11V). The RS170-eval-board from Tekgear uses it.

Kopin ASIC

Kopin sells an ASIC, that can drive the display. The Mototola-part is much better.

-- MarcusWolschon - 05 Mar 2002