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What is the difference between AT043TN24 and AT070TN90 drivers? [Copy link]

 

This is the Allwinner F1C100S development board I bought, the AT043TN24 I bought from the market, and the 4.3-inch bare screen. It works just by plugging it in. The power supply of this board is very simple, but I saw that the AT070TN90 7-inch bare screen requires LCD drive voltages such as AVDD=10V, VGL= -6V, VGH = 16V, etc. I don't know what the difference is between these two screen drivers. Does the AT043TN24 not need it, or does it have a built-in drive power supply, or can this lichee board output these voltages.

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Screen size, driver chip, brightness, etc. are all different.   Details Published on 2023-8-28 21:05
 
 

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AT070 needs to make its own VLCD power supply, it has several sets of LCD drive voltage

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AT040 doesn't need that much, right?  Details Published on 2023-8-27 11:25
 
 
 

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hjl2832 posted on 2023-8-27 11:23 AT070 needs to make its own VLCD power supply, it has several sets of LCD drive voltage

AT040 doesn't need that much, right?

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The power drive circuit information of this 7-inch screen is available on the development board of Zhengdian Atom.

ATK-7' RGBLCD_V1.3.pdf

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Screen size, driver chip, brightness, etc. are all different.

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This is definitely different. What I want to know is the difference between the two. One is a 40PIN interface and the other is a 50PIN. Does the 50PIN add negative voltage and power supply?  Details Published on 2023-8-29 08:43
 
 
 

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led2015 posted on 2023-8-28 21:05 The screen size, driver chip, brightness and so on are all different

This is definitely different. What I want to know is the difference between the two. One is a 40PIN interface and the other is a 50PIN. Does the 50PIN add negative voltage and power supply?

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