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Building a serial terminal with RP2040 and EL screen 

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In this video I will be looking into building a serial terminal with the RP2040 microcontroller from Raspberry Pi and an electroluminescent screen. The project is open source under MIT on GitHub: github.com/zephray/ELTerm

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17 июл 2024

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@AppliedCryogenics
@AppliedCryogenics 4 месяца назад
I love the smooth scrolling on the serial terminal display. That feature needs to make a comeback!
@Dr_Mario2007
@Dr_Mario2007 10 месяцев назад
I like this terminal, it looks so retro especially with the amber - yellow EL panel. Imagine the ENTIRE terminal motherboard on one single chip. Technology is both interesting and WILD.
@VEC7ORlt
@VEC7ORlt Месяц назад
And expensive...
@ronsingh
@ronsingh Год назад
I could not focus on a single word of this video and what Wenting was talking about -- I was much too enamored by the glorious stacks of Thinkpads on the rack🙂 Kudos to you for your phenomenal work, especially the X61 mods!
@kippie80
@kippie80 Год назад
Thanks for showing the progressive steps of your project. Most interesting!
@cyul
@cyul 2 года назад
Love the amber glow. Too bad those screens are so expensive (at least on eBay). Good job explaining your implementation.
@KD0YCL
@KD0YCL Год назад
This is really great. Keep it up!
@tuxlovesyou
@tuxlovesyou 2 года назад
This thing rocks! I want one!
@gryzman
@gryzman Год назад
amazing job
@homeopathicfossil-fuels4789
@homeopathicfossil-fuels4789 3 месяца назад
The look of that terminal reminds me so much of Astra Protocol 2's default UI/Terminal color All it needs is a speech synthesizer and a Tektronix 4014 mode and it would be a perfect dedicated system for that.
@mohinderkaur6671
@mohinderkaur6671 Год назад
Great work. Most LCD panels without controllers work the same way. That is any LCD from a laptop.
@MD_Builds
@MD_Builds Год назад
Ohhh i like :D Might have to borrow this idea
@kkat-clips
@kkat-clips Год назад
Really cool!
@eternaldoorman5228
@eternaldoorman5228 11 месяцев назад
That is really professional! 0.02% CPU load at 120 Hz refresh. Have you thought more about the greyscale? I presume that will have to be by PWM, i.e. flashing pixels individually to reduce their brightness. I am going to try to implement smething similar with a VGA display.
@rachidtessoudali9337
@rachidtessoudali9337 2 года назад
Great 👍
@OlhausenKraus
@OlhausenKraus Год назад
Excelente !
@ajbent1
@ajbent1 Год назад
Smooth scrolling the new lines are a nice touch, or am I imagining that happening?
@jeanr2808
@jeanr2808 Год назад
this is incredible of all the "virtual" terminal emulator i used on Linux, none had that feature they all "jump" between text lines, even Kitty that has GPU renderer
@bobweiram6321
@bobweiram6321 4 месяца назад
@@jeanr2808 A lot of the old terminals including the VT100 had smooth scrolling because it was trivial to do in hardware.
@SamEEE12
@SamEEE12 2 года назад
Neat!
@zaprodk
@zaprodk 7 месяцев назад
That screen is super sweet. Sad about the burn in :/
@audiodiwhy2195
@audiodiwhy2195 2 года назад
Impressive! RP2040 is QFN-56, a lot of the soldering is done under the chip? it looks--difficult. I've hand soldered LQFPs but they have more to work to work with in terms of pins etc. Did you solder the RP2040 to your custom board by hand?
@lawrencemanning
@lawrencemanning Год назад
QFNs have pads around the edge and probably one at the bottom. I’ve not soldered one (but have done 240 pin QFPs) and I’m confident I could solder QFNs. Loads of flux. :)
@zz3709
@zz3709 Год назад
Drag solder the outer 56 pins, and if there is a ground or thermal pad under the chip, place a large via under the chip so you can solder that from the underside of the board.
@WungoBungo
@WungoBungo Год назад
@@zz3709thanks for the tip!!
@Dr_Mario2007
@Dr_Mario2007 10 месяцев назад
I tend to use either hot air soldering gun or Infrared toaster oven to solder the whole assembly together. Kinda easier that way compared to hand-soldering.
@gck86
@gck86 Год назад
cool
@JarppaGuru
@JarppaGuru 5 месяцев назад
connect. read draw it. write it sended and it come back when read you see change. it should be automatic. cursor movement are sended thru bcoz you connected terminal. serial cant magical work unles there something software running to accept. so you draw what you get
@wizdude
@wizdude Год назад
thanks for a great video. i assume the image on the screen visible at 14:24 is burn in from the previous use of this screen? cheers 🙂
@foamyadampower7105
@foamyadampower7105 5 месяцев назад
What are you
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