Part Number: DLP5500 Hi,
I am using the DLP LightCommander Control Software to load binary images into the display. However, I obtain the error: Unable to execute $L.2 WriteExternalImage followed by my file path. I wonder what does this error mean and…
Part Number: DLP5500 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLP7000
Hello, first I want to give my thanks for TI,cuz in E2E I ve found zemax files of LightCommander.
Second I want to ask about details in this files:
As you see, in Zemax files the DMD part…
Part Number: DLP5500 Hello,
I try to search the type and details of light source for LightCommander, but maybe for long time,
I cant find anything about lightsource,could you plz tell me about that?
Darren,
Because the bands are a bus wide, I would look at signals that affect the whole bus. Things like the associated clock bus, or SCTRL lines.
Fizix
Part Number: DLP5500 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLPC200 , , DLPC410 , DLP7000 Hello
Analyzing the development boards associated with DLP5500 and DL7000, where the suggested controllers (respectively the DLPC200 and the DLPC410) are replaced by FPGA…
Part Number: DLP5500 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLPC200 I am new to using a DMD and coding software for it. I currently have a DLP5500 chipset, and would like to write a matlab or labview code in order to autonomously use it. Is there any material…
Part Number: DLP5500 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLPC200 , , DLPA200 Hello,
I want to display a static image using DLP5500 or any other comparable DMD chip. I want to know if the assicaiated chipset like DLPA200 and DLPC200 is needed for displaying…
Part Number: DLP5500 Hi
I am looking for an explanation of the “hermetic sealing process” used for the DLP5500.
The military standards precludes using organic adhesives to hermetically seal a Microcircuit package.
Obviously , this is not a military device…
Part Number: DLP5500 Dear all,
I'm currently prototyping a system based on the DLP5500, which for now comes from a Hg-HID lamp-based projector which I "hacked". The ref number of the DLP extracted from the projector is 1076-6439B. Analyzing the reflectance…
Part Number: DLP5500 Is there a Beaglbone cape similar to the DLP Pico that's compatible with the Beaglebone green wireless? If not what would be a viable alternative?
