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About VGA interface to PIC.

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Hi guys, I'm planning to design a controller using PIC mcu to control a VGA display. Could you guys recommend me the mcu?

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Is it that we just need 5 pins of signal (Red, Green, Blue, H-SYNC, V-SYNC) from mcu to drive the VGA display?
 

You need to spec the content to the video, not just the Video interface.

YOu might consider;
Microchip PIC 16F84 VGA Output
Atmel AVR VGA Text mode Output
Atmel AVR graphics VGA output with SDRAM
Atmel AVR and ISA VGA card
Lattice MachXO CPLD/FPGA VGA generator
µVGA.com VGA http://www.microvga.com/

But I recommend you figure out how to advance order next Strawberry Pi, thats very popular but sold out.
 

You need to spec the content to the video, not just the Video interface.

YOu might consider;
Microchip PIC 16F84 VGA Output
Atmel AVR VGA Text mode Output
Atmel AVR graphics VGA output with SDRAM
Atmel AVR and ISA VGA card
Lattice MachXO CPLD/FPGA VGA generator
µVGA.com VGA http://www.microvga.com/

But I recommend you figure out how to advance order next Strawberry Pi, thats very popular but sold out.

Like in this website, they use 5 signal only: **broken link removed**
What do you mean by spec the content to the video?
Can I use 18F87k90?
 
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How do you want to control the VGA display?
I don't have an idea. Could you recommend me the most common and simple one? I just want to display some text and some graph or chart.
 

8 bit uC to VGA is a specialized design that is beyond the scope of this space.
It would be easier to say get a $25 Raspberry Pi board. 1st learn how VGA interface works and understand it, test it and scope it.
 

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