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--- arduino:displays_for_classic_arduinos:nokia_5110_displays_and_classic_arduinos_speed_test [2018/01/28 05:35] – [Summary evaluation] mithat
+++ arduino:displays_for_classic_arduinos:nokia_5110_displays_and_classic_arduinos_speed_test [2018/01/28 06:20] – [Summary evaluation] mithat
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 ===== Summary evaluation =====
-In this test, I am striving to answer first whether rendering updates will be fast enough for reasonable use and second whether there will be any memory left to do anything interesting.
+For general information on this display, see [[arduino:displays_for_classic_arduinos:nokia_5110_displays_and_classic_arduinos | this]]
 One might expect this 84×48 display with 1 bit color depth to be updateable pretty quickly even with a torpid Uno/Nano/Pro Mini, and indeed it is. The frame update time of 100 ms (the inverse of the fps noted in the [[display_nokia_5110_u8g2_counter.ino | source code]]) is respectable, and
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 ===== Tests =====
-I used [[https://github.com/olikraus/u8g2/wiki | U8g2]] to see how quickly a Nokia 5110 display could be updated with a 3.3V 8 MHz Arduino Pro Mini. The module came from an Asian source.
+I used [[https://github.com/olikraus/u8g2/wiki | U8g2]] with a Nokia 5110 display and a 3.3V 8 MHz Arduino Pro Mini. The module came from an Asian source.
 The glare on the edges is an artifact from the four LEDs used to backlight the display. In real life the arifact doesn' appear as glare, but it is clear on inspection that there are four sources of illumination.
-FIXME video
+{{youtube>onaPb7xRJB8?560x315&rel=0}}
 [[display_nokia_5110_u8g2_counter.ino | source code]]