2020-05-17 11:01 AM
Hello,
STM32H7B3xI is coming with approx . 1.4MB Internal RAM .
What max TFT resolution it will supports with Internal Frame Buffer (Single Buffer)
only with single MCU?
Frame Buffer = Number of Pixels x ( Color Depth in Bits / 8 )
Frame Buffer = 800 x 480 x ( 16/ 8 )
Frame Buffer = 768000 Bytes
Frame Buffer = 750 KBytes
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Karan
2020-05-17 01:11 PM
Theoretically, you can do the calculations, but you also need to consider the complexity of the application vs the "Max Resolution".
2020-05-17 01:19 PM
Thanks..
Ok..
My Application has Scroll Lists, Text Areas, Buttons with Multiple Screens.. No Video No Heavy Graphics and No Animations Required. Just for Industrial HMIs.
1) How to Distinguish RAM from
Fram Buffer and Rest of RAM for application part.
2) Is there any Eval/Development that have 7 inch TFT 800 x 480 ResolutionResolution with RGB Interface?
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Karan
2020-05-20 12:56 AM
Hi,
@Martin KJELDSEN (ST Employee)
Few days back , I have attended webinar "Explore Graphics, Artificial Intelligence, and Voice UI Applications with the STM32H7A3/B3" .
How 1.4MB RAM is segregated ?
Can you please help me understand below image ?
Why only 510 Frame Buffer in used for Frame Buffer ?
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Karan
2020-05-20 02:03 AM
Hi, i'm confused by your arrow and your comment on 510 Kb ram. But, if we do the math for the 510 case (480x272, 32 bpp)
( 480 x 272 x 4 ) / 1024 = 510 KB - You could fit two of those in internal RAM with memory left to spare
2020-05-20 02:10 AM
Hi,
@Martin KJELDSEN (ST Employee)
Frame Buffer = 800 x 480 x ( 16/ 8 ) = 750
But , Why I can't access 750 KB RAM (From Internal RAM) as per slide image of 1.4 MB RAM ?
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Karan