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Discover your HDMI Mini Decoder card!
So small and so simple, you can use this card as an all-in-one driver for TTL displays, or to decode HDMI / DVI video.
This is the contact version! So you can combine it with to a resistive touchscreen!
This driver is specifically designed for compact displays (40 pin TTL displays). Ne recommend to use it with single board computers (or desktops/laptops!) with DVI/HDMI output like the Raspberry Pi for example. You can power the driver via USB, then transfer the video via the HDMI port.
Also, it is best to use the card with an format 800 " / 5 "or 7" screen
Features:
- Dimensions: 51mm x 68mm x 8.5mm
- Weight: 18.5g
- With Touch (For touch screen)
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- Category
- Video & Displays
- Brand
- Adafruit
- Compatibility
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Type of product
- Modules / Extensions
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Discover your HDMI Mini Decoder card!
So small and so simple, you can use this card as an all-in-one driver for TTL displays, or to decode HDMI / DVI video.
This is the contact version! So you can combine it with to a resistive touchscreen!
This driver is specifically designed for compact displays (40 pin TTL displays). Ne recommend to use it with single board computers (or desktops/laptops!) with DVI/HDMI output like the Raspberry Pi for example. You can power the driver via USB, then transfer the video via the HDMI port.
Also, it is best to use the card with an format 800 " / 5 "or 7" screen