This joins the pile of traffic-light display devices we’ve seen around here. We still don’t know where people are getting their hands on the things.

[Cesar] recently got a PSP display up and running with his FPGA development board. That’s a nice project, but what we really like is that he set aside a lot of time to show how it’s don… ...

The board features the MIPS core-based PIC32MX795F512L microcontroller alongside an A3P250-1FGG256 ProASIC3 FPGA from Actel which is used as a programmable LCD controller and memory interface, as well ...