Build a DIY Portable Monitor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2018
- DIY Portable Monitor screen from non functional laptops, using recycled parts to keep the cost as low as possible. It not only performs really well, but it also looks incredibly unique & Portable too. Supports Almost everything, Inputs as (HDMI, VGA, AV) and it can also Play Media From your USB Thumb Drive.
This Portable Monitors Just need's 5v which can be Powered by USB.
Things Needed For Making Portable Display
1.A Non Functional Laptop with Good Working LCD Display.
2.LCD Controller Board
(Search For Particular LCD Model Number or Leave Message to Seller with Image, Most sellers of the control boards allows you to contact them) Purchase at Bangood or AliExpress.
3.DC-DC Step-Up Module XL6009
4.USB Cable Any (Old or New USB Cable)
5.Acrylic Plexiglass 3mm Sheet, Used as LCD Controller Box Enclosure (Its your Choice)
Best video I came across
Great video. I've noticed in similar videos that others use a Step-down module for their builds but I still don't understand the difference. Hahah. Thanks for sharing.
The problem is always finding a cheap enough source. Perhaps other people know what they are but I haven't been able to find any locally and buying online seems too risky to me.
Is the USB power supply module compatible with DIY B156XW02 v.6?
What does it mean in the description of the item " Replace LM2577"
thinking of doing the same. i got really great laptop, motherboard is dead tho, but LCD is fine and working. Built my self Mitx PC but i want to have portable screen, they are really expensive and most of them suck.
Will I need the DC-DC step up module if my power bank supports 12V 1.5A? Also can you power using the laptop usb port?
excellent video! what is the name of the song at the end?
How many Amp of input power from USB ? I am studying to do it.
Will a step up USB to dc cable work?
Hi... My screen it just turn on then turn off... Kind like power not support... What is the best input power I should use..
Nice work!
Excellent video but will it calibrate using spyder calibration. Can backlight brightness be adjusted
Very nice work, 2 thumbs up!! But, how did you manage to perfectly fit all the plug in, in the acrylic box? Thank you
Resolution????
What type of battery bank are you using to power your board/screen? How much v/a output does it have. I have tried an ipad charger and its not enough.
How did u provide power to the control board so easily?
sweet job with the simple usb and DC step-up man!
So we can use any board or the one that goes with that monitor and are there 6” monitors
What type of boost converter is it I mean by voltage