Reply by peter_H ●February 25, 20092009-02-25
>On Feb 12, 1:31=A0am, rickman <gnu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Feb 11, 6:20=A0am, "Mike_rod" <michael_rodrig...@indiatimes.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > I require a development board with the folowing features:
>>
>> > ARM7 or ARM9 chip.
>> > 2MB or higher NAND flash
>> > 2 MB or higher external SRAM (or SDRAM)
>> > TFT LCD interface (and if possible an LCD module also) of 3.5 inch

and

>> > higher phy dimensions, resolution 320(RGB) x 240, 16 bit color.
>>
>> > onchip LCD controller (e.g. the ARM9 chips) will be preferred
>>
>> > I am open to ICs of any make, (ATMEL, TI, NXP, etc)
>>
>> > please reply urgent
>>


Try the AT2440EVB-II or SKY2440-v2 with LCD at
http://www.developmentboard.net
Reply by rickman ●February 12, 20092009-02-12
On Feb 12, 1:31=A0am, rickman <gnu...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Feb 11, 6:20=A0am, "Mike_rod" <michael_rodrig...@indiatimes.com>
> wrote:
>
> > I require a development board with the folowing features:
>
> > ARM7 or ARM9 chip.
> > 2MB or higher NAND flash
> > 2 MB or higher external SRAM (or SDRAM)
> > TFT LCD interface (and if possible an LCD module also) of 3.5 inch and
> > higher phy dimensions, resolution 320(RGB) x 240, 16 bit color.
>
> > onchip LCD controller (e.g. the ARM9 chips) will be preferred
>
> > I am open to ICs of any make, (ATMEL, TI, NXP, etc)
>
> > please reply urgent
>
> Can you use an ARM Cortex M3 based chip? =A0There are also Cortex R4, A8
> and A9 versions. =A0Would any of these work?
>
> Rick


Opps, I forgot to mention the board...

http://beagleboard.org/hardware

It uses a Cortex A8 from TI, the OMAP3530, a pretty fast chip.

Rick
Reply by rickman ●February 12, 20092009-02-12
On Feb 11, 6:20=A0am, "Mike_rod" <michael_rodrig...@indiatimes.com>
wrote:

> I require a development board with the folowing features:
>
> ARM7 or ARM9 chip.
> 2MB or higher NAND flash
> 2 MB or higher external SRAM (or SDRAM)
> TFT LCD interface (and if possible an LCD module also) of 3.5 inch and
> higher phy dimensions, resolution 320(RGB) x 240, 16 bit color.
>
> onchip LCD controller (e.g. the ARM9 chips) will be preferred
>
> I am open to ICs of any make, (ATMEL, TI, NXP, etc)
>
> please reply urgent


Can you use an ARM Cortex M3 based chip?  There are also Cortex R4, A8
and A9 versions.  Would any of these work?

Rick
Reply by Mike_rod ●February 11, 20092009-02-11
I require a development board with the folowing features:

ARM7 or ARM9 chip.
2MB or higher NAND flash
2 MB or higher external SRAM (or SDRAM)
TFT LCD interface (and if possible an LCD module also) of 3.5 inch and
higher phy dimensions, resolution 320(RGB) x 240, 16 bit color.

onchip LCD controller (e.g. the ARM9 chips) will be preferred

I am open to ICs of any make, (ATMEL, TI, NXP, etc)

please reply urgent