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Abstract

This is my current display-project. I'm trying to create a truely covered Kopin 320M Display-hack.
I started using one of the RS170 -eval-kits.

Specification

The display has 320x240 grayscale-pixels.
There is a very flexible 4-wire cable comming in
with GND, +5V, Composite-Video(ntsc but I'll switch to PAL to be able to atach the video-recorder/...)
The 4rth line is currently GND but will later be for a microphone in the other arm.

Status

DONE:

  • it works
  • electronics work
  • holes for cabling and display are there
TODO:
  • position and calibrate the mirror permanently
  • cut the edges of the lens to fit my face
  • permanantly atach the driver-electronics
  • make a better plug for the display-cable
  • "paint it black" (tm)
TO IMPROVE:
  • backlight should be more diffuse
  • save 0.5-2.0mm display-thickness

Images

Images in counter-cronological order:



A close-up of the Kopin-display. Yes I removed everything. This is just the bare silicium and 2 tiny glass-plates.


older images

This is how it is ment to look later. (plus lens and mirror.)
all194.jpg
all192.jpg
This is my first backlight-assembly. It turned out ot be much too dark.
backlight196.jpg backlight197.jpg backlight198.jpg backlight199.jpg lcd202.jpg lcd203.jpg
*****
lens202.jpg lens201.jpg lens200.jpg

-- MarcusWolschon - 15 Feb 2002

-- MarcusWolschon - 04 Apr 2006

Marcus@Wolschon.biz - corrected some very old links

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