Hi,
I want to build a board to connect a microcontroller to a TFT display. The board consists of the microcontroller, a programmable device and a FPC connector for the screen. Since I want to test different screens, and each of these has a different pinout and line number for the FPC cable, the programmable device is needed to reroute the lines from the microcontroller and the power supply lines. Basically, it should consist of a latch block to hold the address lines, bidirectional data lines and control/status lines, and power supply including ground. The output current for the supply is maximun 50mA, and the switching frequency at about 5Mhz.
The FPC connector will be soldered according to the cable size, since the board will have a large array of connection pads to accomodate this part.
I've never try a FPGA neither a CPLD so that's new field for me, but I think that is the type of component that I should use to interface the microcontroller with the screens. Any comments will be highly appreciated.
Mark.