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Rear view
Inspired by Wren6991 , I used RP2040 to drive two HDMI[1] screens by driving the amazing programmable IO of Raspberry Pi. After testing, when the RP2040 is overclocked to 252MHz, it can transmit 640*480p 60Hz images.
[1]: HDMI is compatible with DVI, and the DVI signal can connect the video signal to the HDMI interface through the physical conversion interface. HDMI is used on monitors that can display both video and sound (such as LCD TVs), while DVI can only be used on a separate monitor and cannot output sound. The physical interface of HDMI is used here, but the signal transmitted is still DVI.
[2]: https://github.com/Wren6991/PicoDVI
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