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title: MicroPython Simulator title: MicroPython Simulator
layout: post layout: post
excerpt: Embedded Programming is fun again! excerpt: A simulator for my USB C Power supply project using Micropython running in websassembly.
image: /assets/blog/micropython/simulated_display.png image: /assets/blog/micropython/simulated_display.png
thumbnail: /assets/blog/micropython/simulated_display.png thumbnail: /assets/blog/micropython/simulated_display.png
assets: /assets/blog/micropython assets: /assets/blog/micropython
alt: A simulator for my USB C Power supply project using Micropython running in websassembly. alt: A 240x240 pixel (so low res) image of a slightly sci-fiesque looking circular display showing so linear and curved bars, 24.4 volts, in bigger font 213w and 8.7A.
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<script src="/assets/blog/micropython/micropython.min.mjs" type="module"></script> <script src="/assets/blog/micropython/micropython.min.mjs" type="module"></script>
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This simulator lets me quickly try out micropython code drawing to a 240x240 pixel color lcd display. * This simulator lets me quickly try out micropython code drawing to a 240x240 pixel color lcd display.
This particular display uses 5, 6 and 5 bits for each channel, respectively. The raw pixel data gets passed from micropython to javascript where it gets converted to normal RGB before being blitted to the `<canvas>` tag. Under the hood it uses the fact that the micropython VM supports being compiled to WASM. This particular display uses 5, 6 and 5 bits for each channel, respectively. The raw pixel data gets passed from micropython to javascript where it gets converted to normal RGB before being blitted to the `<canvas>` tag. Under the hood it uses the fact that the micropython VM supports being compiled to WASM.