The Adafruit Qualia ESP32-S3 for RGB-666 Displays guide has been updated with new pages on using the touch displays as well as information on determining the timing of displays that have not yet been added. The page for creating init codes has also been updated with more ways to find the init codes.
There are things everyone loves: ice cream, kittens, and honkin’ large TFT LCD screens. We’re no strangers to small TFT’s – from our itsy 1.14″ color display that graces many-a-TFT-Feather to our fancy 3.5″ 320×480 breakout screen. But most people who dabble or engineer with microcontrollers know that you sort of ‘top out’ at 320×480 – that’s the largest resolution you can use with every day SPI or 8-bit 8080 interfaces. After that, you’re in TTL-interface TFT land, where displays no longer have an internal memory buffer and instead the controller has to continuously write scanline data over a 16, 18 or 24 pin interface.
RGB TTL interface TFT displays can get big: they start out at around 4.3″ diagonal 480×272, and can get to 800×480, 800×600 or even 720×720. For displays that big, you need a lot of video RAM (800×480 at 24 bit color is just over 1MB), plenty of spare GPIO to dedicate, and a peripheral that will DMA the video RAM out to the display continuously. This is a setup familiar to people working with hefty microcontrollers or microcomputers, the sort of device that run cell phones, or your car’s GPS navigation screen. But until now, nearly impossible to use on low cost microcontrollers.
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