DVI Breakout Board - For HDMI Source Devices (4984)

DVI Breakout Board - For HDMI Source Devices - Adafruit 4984

This breakout board has no active components on it. It's just a connector you can plug an HDMI/DVI cable into and 220-ohm series resistors. There's a spot for an I2C EEPROM and some resistors, but those are for advanced folks who may want to create a 'sink' device with an EDID. We don't place those parts on this breakout, since this is intended to be a 'source' only!
By using some fun 'abuse' of overclocking and the RP2040's PIO system a low-cost microcontroller can have great-looking video output. Great for making demos, or just noodling around with digital video generation.
Wire it up to the bottom pins of your Pico board with the following:

• GP12 to D0+
• GP13 to D0-
• GP14 to CK+
• GP15 to CK-
• GP16 to D2+
• GP17 to D2-
• GP18 to D1+
• GP19 to D1-

And tie all the grounds together to one ground pin. Then you can download this super fun example that will give you bouncy Eben heads!

DVI Breakout Dimensions:

• Length: 30.4mm (1.2")
• Width: 21.6mm (0.9")
• Height: 8.5mm (0.3")
• Weight: 3.9g / 0.1oz