OLED 1.3 inch 7 PIN Serial SPI interface
- Product SKU: KG205
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Introducing our cutting-edge oled display arduino featuring a compact 1.3-inch screen size and a user-friendly 7-pin serial SPI interface. This OLED display is designed to provide a seamless and immersive visual experience for your electronic projects.
Here are some details about the 7-pin serial SPI interface oled display arduino :
The OLED technology ensures vibrant and high-contrast images, making your content come to life with stunning clarity. The 1.3-inch size strikes the perfect balance between readability and space efficiency, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.With a 7-pin serial SPI interface, this OLED display offers a simple and efficient way to communicate with your microcontroller or other electronic devices. The SPI interface enables fast and reliable data transfer, ensuring smooth and responsive performance.
Whether you're working on wearable devices, IoT projects, or any other electronic application.
This OLED display with its compact size and versatile interface is a perfect choice.
Elevate your projects with the exceptional visual quality and ease of integration that our OLED 1.3-inch 7 PIN Serial SPI interface display brings to the table.
Pin Details:
VCC (Power): Connect this pin to your power source. Usually, it requires a voltage between 3.3V and 5V, depending on the specifications of your particular OLED display.GND (Ground): Connect this pin to the ground of your power source.
D0 (Data/Command): This pin is used to send both data and commands to the oled display arduino. You will use this pin to configure the display and send information to be shown.
D1 (Serial Clock): This is the clock signal for the SPI communication. It synchronizes the data transfer between your microcontroller and the OLED display.
RES (Reset): Connect this pin to the reset signal of your microcontroller. It resets the OLED display when activated.
DC (Data/Command Control): This pin is used to specify whether the data being sent over the SPI bus is a command or actual oled display arduino data. When this pin is high, the data is treated as display data, and when low, it is treated as a command.
CS (Chip Select): This pin is used to enable or disable communication between your microcontroller and the OLED display. When this pin is low, the OLED display is selected and can communicate with the microcontroller.
Technical Details of oled display arduino
- Display Type: OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode)
- Size: 1.3 inches
- Interface: Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)
- Pin Configuration: 7 pins
- Driver IC: SSD1306
- Resolution: 128 x 64
- Visual Angle: 160°
- Input Voltage: 3.3V ~ 6V
- Color: Blue/White
Physical Attributes OF oled display arduino
- Length × Width × Height(mm) : 35.5 × 33.5 × 12
- Weight (GM) : 6
Integration with Arduino
Sample Code
Additional Details OF oled display arduino
- No need for the backlight
- The display is self-illuminating
- Power requirement is low
- They are offering a large viewing angle
- Fully Compatible with Arduino
- The ultra-low power consumption of around 0.08w at full-screen lit.
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Package Includes
- 1 x OLED 1.3 inch 7 PIN Serial SPI interface
Customer Reviews
I like the fast shipping, great packaging job. I used this for my ESP8266 WEMOS mini Weather station. It's seems a lot bigger then the .96 OLED displays. It's very readable.
I used this OLED screen for a RPi DAC project with Moode and it works just great. Super easy setup, it only requires 4 wires to be hooked up. The contrast is just phenomenal! Deep blacks, and sparkling whites. Can't go wrong with this one, I highly recommend it for any 12864 project!
This display works fine, the pixels are very bright. My display is different from the original, there are no labels for the pins, but the connections are exactly the same as the original. The connecting pins were also not pre-soldered even though they were supposed to be.
Great upgrade to a Commodore 64 Pi1541 hat. Much bigger than the display that came with it so it's easier to read and show more information.
These are nice, little, i2c/iic displays.Great price for a good quality product. Would definitely recommend
Works well.
works just as it is suppose to!
These displays are awesome! I've used several on various projects because they're so simple to hook up and have running!
I used this on a raspberry pi 0 and it post the information perfect
On back of Module are the two address that can be use. If does not work with 0X78 use 0X3C on your sketch and it will
