As was previously mentioned, the safest thing to do is look for a LVDS controller board that specifically states that it will support the display you have.
If you search around but can't find a board that says that, then email the seller to see what they say.
However, there are a lot of "universal" LVDS boards out there that will support a wide range of display resolutions and interface types (LVDS 6 or 8 bit). If you want to dig in and experiment with one of these boards, you may or may not get it to work. YMMV.
I had some old Ipads and bought this board and it worked. I recently acquired some different LVDS displays (30 pins as well), and am going to see if this same board will work on those:
https://www.ictransistors.com/lcd-scree ... oller.html
We will see.
If you search around but can't find a board that says that, then email the seller to see what they say.
However, there are a lot of "universal" LVDS boards out there that will support a wide range of display resolutions and interface types (LVDS 6 or 8 bit). If you want to dig in and experiment with one of these boards, you may or may not get it to work. YMMV.
I had some old Ipads and bought this board and it worked. I recently acquired some different LVDS displays (30 pins as well), and am going to see if this same board will work on those:
https://www.ictransistors.com/lcd-scree ... oller.html
We will see.
Statistics: Posted by JohnsUPS — Thu Dec 07, 2023 1:36 am