4D Systems company introduced micro graphics processor GOLDELOX-GFX

4D Systems recently launched GOLDELOX-GFX is a low-cost, configurable graphics processor, can be connected with a variety of popular LCD and OLED monitors. Size 6 mm x 6 mm, with a 28 lead QFN package.

The device integrates advanced graphics and I/O function, through an extensible virtual engine (EVE) to control and digital I/O interface, 8/10 ADC, free running timer, sound, support and single lever and SPI interface. When the user selects the appropriate display, it is connected to the processor on the PCB, and the I/O is selected according to the system requirements.

The user selects the GOLDELOX PmmC file which is matched with the display driver IC, and the chip is connected to the GOLDELOX-GFX chip through the serial interface. Use the accompanying 4D Workshop editor and compiler 4DGL language to write code. 4DGL is a graphics oriented language that allows developers to write applications in advanced grammar, the language similar to the popular BASIC, C and Pascal language, the color display and can be used to support any 80 series 8 bit CPU interface. Processor manufactured by the Australian 4D Systems, priced at $13.50.