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DLP3010: I want to ask a question about the 8-bit refresh rate of the DLP3010. What does the 8-bit refresh rate mean? Does it mean the single color model? Or, does it mean the an RGB trichromatic model?

Part Number: DLP3010
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLPC900, DLPC3438

I want to ask a question about the 8-bit refresh rate of the DLP3010. What does the 8-bit  refresh rate mean? Does it mean the single color model? Or, does it mean the RGB trichromatic model? 

  • On the other hand, I want to known how to caculate the resolutions in the different refresh rate. If under the maximum refresh rate (120Hz), what can the resolution of the DLP3010 reach? And , the maximum refresh rate (120Hz ) means the 8-bit single color model, is it right? Please help me, and give me a detailed answer. Thank you very much.
  • Hi Joblin,

    For the DLPC900, using all 24bits of input data (RGB888 image), the maximum speed is 1031Hz with preloaded patterns. Otherwise, that device can run at 360Hz with an external source, which basically means 120Hz per channel. However, the DLPC900 falls into a family of devices which are not intended for projection - they are intended more for industrial uses and non display applications.

    In general though, when we say "8bit refresh rate" we usually mean on a per channel basis. For the DLP3010 in particular, you'll need to look at the DLPC3438 to see what frame rate that device can achieve. Table 4 of the datasheet should answer your questions:
    www.ti.com/.../dlpc3438.pdf

    Thanks,
    Paul
  • Hello Paul,

    Thanks for your reply. You have solved all the questions. Now I have a clear understanding about the DMD.

    Best Regards,
    Joblin