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Robert Lacoste
Hi guys,
I've developed for my own use a small LCD display to replace the analog
display found on old spectrum analyzers. Basically it is a X/Y digital
plotter, connected on the external X and Y outputs of the analyzer, and
plotting the curve on a 320x240 pixel display, with selectable modes
(sample/max peak/min-max peak) and a hardcopy RS232 port. I just published
this design in the last edition of the Circuit Cellar magazine (september
03), and got a couple of emails from guys wanting to buy or build it.
Unfortunatly the Epson display I used is no longer available (crazy LCD
business...), and some improvements will be needed on the design to use it
in anything else than my own equipment.
So the question : Do you think there is a significant market for such a
product ? Perhaps proposed as a kit, or even a partial kit
(PCB+display+programmer microcontroller) ? Would you be personnaly
interested ?
If I get enough answers then I will seriously work on it ;+) !
Yours,
I've developed for my own use a small LCD display to replace the analog
display found on old spectrum analyzers. Basically it is a X/Y digital
plotter, connected on the external X and Y outputs of the analyzer, and
plotting the curve on a 320x240 pixel display, with selectable modes
(sample/max peak/min-max peak) and a hardcopy RS232 port. I just published
this design in the last edition of the Circuit Cellar magazine (september
03), and got a couple of emails from guys wanting to buy or build it.
Unfortunatly the Epson display I used is no longer available (crazy LCD
business...), and some improvements will be needed on the design to use it
in anything else than my own equipment.
So the question : Do you think there is a significant market for such a
product ? Perhaps proposed as a kit, or even a partial kit
(PCB+display+programmer microcontroller) ? Would you be personnaly
interested ?
If I get enough answers then I will seriously work on it ;+) !
Yours,
