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{{Template:Note|'''Note:''' This page is under construction! Contribute to it by looking for MIPI-DSI panels in <code>drivers/gpu/drm/panel/</code> and filling out the table from their data sheets}} | {{Template:Note|'''Note:''' This page is under construction! Contribute to it by looking for MIPI-DSI panels in <code>drivers/gpu/drm/panel/</code> and filling out the table from their data sheets}} | ||
= MIPI-DSI Displays = | == MIPI-DSI Displays == | ||
'''MIPI-DSI Displays''' are displays that follow the MIPI-DSI standard. Such displays can be connected to various PINE64 Single Board Computers. | '''MIPI-DSI Displays''' are displays that follow the MIPI-DSI standard. Such displays can be connected to various PINE64 Single Board Computers. | ||
== MIPI Channels and Lanes == | === MIPI Channels and Lanes === | ||
The MIPI Lanes number is given in a format of <code>channels</code>×<code>lanes</code>. Before buying one, make sure that your SBC has enough channels and lanes to drive the display! | The MIPI Lanes number is given in a format of <code>channels</code>×<code>lanes</code>. Before buying one, make sure that your SBC has enough channels and lanes to drive the display! | ||
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* '''SOQuartz:''' 1×4 + 1×2 | * '''SOQuartz:''' 1×4 + 1×2 | ||
== Displays With Mainline Drivers == | === Displays With Mainline Drivers === | ||
These displays have free and open-source drivers in the main Linux kernel tree. | These displays have free and open-source drivers in the main Linux kernel tree. | ||
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= LVDS Displays = | == LVDS Displays == | ||
'''LVDS Displays''' are displays that follow the LVDS standard. | '''LVDS Displays''' are displays that follow the LVDS standard. | ||
== LVDS Hardware Support == | === LVDS Hardware Support === | ||
Only Quartz64 Model A seems to support LVDS panels. | Only Quartz64 Model A seems to support LVDS panels. | ||
== Displays and Timings == | === Displays and Timings === | ||
TBD | |||
Revision as of 21:59, 2 April 2023
Note: This page is under construction! Contribute to it by looking for MIPI-DSI panels in
drivers/gpu/drm/panel/ and filling out the table from their data sheetsMIPI-DSI Displays
MIPI-DSI Displays are displays that follow the MIPI-DSI standard. Such displays can be connected to various PINE64 Single Board Computers.
MIPI Channels and Lanes
The MIPI Lanes number is given in a format of channels×lanes. Before buying one, make sure that your SBC has enough channels and lanes to drive the display!
- ROCKPro64: 2×4
- Quartz64 Model A: 1×4
- Quartz64 Model B: 1×2
- SOQuartz: 1×4 + 1×2
Displays With Mainline Drivers
These displays have free and open-source drivers in the main Linux kernel tree.
| Manufacturer | Part Number | Size | Resolution | Panel Technology | MIPI Lanes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feiyang | FY07024DI26A30-D | 7.0" | 1024×600 | TN? | 1×4 |
| Sharp | LQ101R1SX01 | 10.1" | 2560×1600 | TN? | 2×4 |
| Sharp | LS060T1SX01 | 6.0" | 1080×1920 | ? | 1×4 |
LVDS Displays
LVDS Displays are displays that follow the LVDS standard.
LVDS Hardware Support
Only Quartz64 Model A seems to support LVDS panels.
Displays and Timings
TBD