16×2 LCD display with pre-soldered pin header
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ESP8266 / ESP323.5-inch TFT display with a capacitive touch screen, ILI9488 graphics controller, ESP32-S3 module and SD card slot.
Displays4,096 individually addressable LEDs for text and animations: it measures 192 x 192 mm and daisy-chains to further identical panels.
DisplaysModule with a 128×64 pixel blue OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, I²C interface, SH1106 graphic controller, viewing angle approx. 160°
DisplaysThe NX4832T035 is a NEXTION family display that differs from conventional displays thanks to an on-board microcontroller, flash memory, a card slot for the SD card holding your project firmware, a 4-pin TTL serial interface and free software (Nextion Editor) written specifically to design the graphics (buttons, progress bars, images, text, etc.). It offers 16 MB of flash memory, a 3.5″ resistive touch screen, 480×320 pixel resolution and 65,536 colours.
DisplaysIt is modular up to 8 digits and mounts on the back of 4-inch (about 10 cm) common-anode 7-segment LED displays.
Mood lighting & gadgetsDrives a standard RGB LED matrix over a serial bus using an ESP32 board, with a choice of several versions.
DisplaysAdd an LCD display to your application to give it a high-tech look! Replace up to 9 indicators or lamps with a single backlit LCD display.
DisplaysMiniature board that shows messages of 16 characters on a single line of an LCD display
Displays7″ colour display with capacitive touch screen, HDMI video input and 800×480 pixel resolution
DisplaysModule made up of 4 matrix displays of 64 red 3 mm common-cathode LEDs (8×8), driven by the MAX7219 chip
DisplaysModule made up of 4 matrix displays of 64 green 3 mm common-cathode LEDs (8×8), driven by the MAX7219 chip
DisplaysRGB OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, 0.95″
DisplaysBlue OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, 1.3″
DisplaysModule with a 2.42” OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, 128×64 pixels, white characters, SPI / I²C interface (SPI by default, for I²C see the table), SSD1309 graphic controller, viewing angle approximately 80°
DisplaysThe NX3224T028 is a display from the NEXTION family that stands apart from conventional displays thanks to its on-board microcontroller, flash memory, SD card slot for loading your project’s firmware, 4-pin TTL serial interface and free software (Nextion Editor) written specifically for laying out the graphics (buttons, progress bars, images, text, etc.). It has 4 MB of flash memory, a 2.8″ resistive touch screen, 320×240 pixel resolution and 65,536 colours.
DisplaysThe NX3224T024 is a display from the NEXTION family that differs from conventional displays thanks to a built-in microcontroller, flash memory, a slot for an SD card holding your project’s firmware, a 4-pin TTL serial interface and free software (Nextion Editor) designed specifically for laying out the graphics (buttons, progress bars, images, text, etc.). It offers 4 MB of flash memory, a 2.4″ resistive touch screen, 320×240 pixel resolution and 65,536 colours.
DisplaysModule with a 0.91” OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, 128×32 pixel, blue, I²C interface, SSD1306 graphics controller, viewing angle about >160°, ready to connect to Arduino
DisplaysCombined with Arduino, Fishino, Raspberry or any other microcontroller, this flexible panel with 256 Neopixel LEDs (16×16) and WS2812B chips lets you create animations, text, drawings and more
Displays1.44″ IPS colour LCD display module with a high 128 x 128 pixel resolution and a wide ± 80 degree viewing angle, driven by the ST7735 controller, with SPI interface.
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