Re: microemissive displays

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An RS170 Kopin kit from Tekgear or a hacked Eyetop would probably be
easier and cheaper than going this route. The former is black and
white and the latter is color. Both are < $400 USD. They are both
320x240 about resolution, just like the one you are looking at.
However, if you are a student and doing this for a project, then go
for it.

-Bryan Hurley

On 5/24/05,  <> wrote:
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> Simon:
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> To add to what Tony addressed,
> I would suggest TVP5150A if you need BT.656.
> I2C can be programmed easily. TI has an EVAL kit for this.
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> Best,
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> Patrick Nefos
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> -----Original Message-----
> From:  [mailto:] On
> Behalf Of Tony Havelka
> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 8:48 AM
> To: 'Wearable Hardware Discussion List'
> Subject: RE: [Wear-Hard] microemissive displays
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> > has anyone had the microemissive me3203 displays in his hands already?
> > I am considering them for a head mounted display project, but don't
> > know if they are bright enough (I think of mounting them behind
> > sunglasses to get reasonable contrast :)
> >
> > Besides, has anyone experience with optics design for these sorts of
> > applications?
> > As I am a software-oriented guy, I could do with some experience in
> > this domain (besides the army manuals and related stuff you can google
> up).
> What about the interface issues? It accepts only serialized RGB or BT.656=
.
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> -Tony
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