Hello, I would like to know if I can somehow connect this screen from an old tablet, namely mytab8, the screen is: FPC80034 MIPI V1 to the raspberry pi zero board?

Somehow it is possible, but not simple. This would require the use of a fast microcontroller or FPGA chip. On the other hand, RPi screens are not expensive - why combine so much?

I would like a screen of this size, and for a smaller one, I do not currently have a budget, so I prefer to play like this, even if it is not easy.

this is a smaller screen - it would probably be possible as RPi supports this type of screen.

RPi Zero has a CSI camera connector and for DSI there is no lead out connector.

I know you have to solder. I saw such a modification somewhere on the web, but I can't remember where

I don't know much about what controllers or systems will be needed, but I know schematics and soldering, so is there any way to make such modifications?

Connecting MyTab8 Tablet Screen (FPC80034 MIPI V1) to Raspberry Pi Zero: Is it Possible?

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#1 16741935 06 Oct 2017 21:20

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Hello, I would like to know if I can somehow connect this screen from an old tablet, namely mytab8, the screen is: FPC80034 MIPI V1 to the raspberry pi zero board?

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Somehow it is possible, but not simple. This would require the use of a fast microcontroller or FPGA chip.
On the other hand, RPi screens are not expensive - why combine so much?
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Ture11 wrote:
Somehow it is possible, but not simple. This would require the use of a fast microcontroller or FPGA chip.
On the other hand, RPi screens are not expensive - why combine so much?

I would like a screen of this size, and for a smaller one, I do not currently have a budget, so I prefer to play like this, even if it is not easy.
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this is a smaller screen - it would probably be possible as RPi supports this type of screen.
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Piotrus_999 wrote:
this is a smaller screen - it would probably be possible as RPi supports this type of screen.

RPi Zero has a CSI camera connector and for DSI there is no lead out connector.
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I know you have to solder. I saw such a modification somewhere on the web, but I can't remember where
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I don't know much about what controllers or systems will be needed, but I know schematics and soldering, so is there any way to make such modifications?
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Connecting the MyTab8 tablet screen (FPC80034 MIPI V1) to a Raspberry Pi Zero is theoretically possible but complex. It requires additional components such as a fast microcontroller or FPGA chip, as the Raspberry Pi Zero lacks a direct DSI connector and only has a CSI camera connector. Users have noted that while RPi-compatible screens are affordable, the desire for a specific screen size drives the interest in this modification. Soldering skills and knowledge of schematics are essential for making the necessary connections.
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