0.96 inch IPS TFT LCD SPI serial port HD 80×160

0.96 inch IPS TFT LCD SPI serial port HD 80×160 is a general IPS screen with an embedded controller communicating via the SPI interface.

Examples are compatible with Raspberry Pi (bcm2835, wiringPi and python), STM32 and Arduino.

The ST7735S is a controller for 162 x RGB x132 LCD. Note that the resolution of this LCD module is 160(H)RGBx80(V) indeed.

ST7735S supports RGB444, RGB565 and RGB666 three formats. In this LCD module.

Because the first pixel of the LCD is different from the origin point of the controller, therefore, we should offset the position when initializing the module:

Horizontal: begin from the second pixel; Vertical: begin from the 27th pixel. Ensure that the LCD display position is the same as RAM.

Specifications:

• SIZE 0.96inch
• Display Mode Normally black IPS
• Display Format Graphic 80 RGB x 160 Dot-matrix
• Input Data SPI interface
• Drive IC ST7735S
• Dimensional outline 24(W) x30 (H) x2.8+/-0.1(T)mm
• Resolution 80RGB x160 Dots
• LCD Active area 10.8 (W) x21.7 (H)
• Dot pitch 0.135 (H) x 0.1356 (V) mm
• Viewing Direction All View
• Operating Temperature -20～70°

Pin Descriptions:

• PIN No Symbol Description
• 1 GND Ground
• 2 VCC Power 3.3V
• 3 SCL Serial clock pin.
• 4 SDA Serial data input
• 5 RES LCM Reset pin. This pin is reset signal input. When the pin is low, the initialization of the chip is executed. Keep this pin pull high during normal operation.
• 6 DC Data/Command Control
• 7 CS Chip Select
• 8 BLK Backlight control pin

Package included: 1 x 0.96 inch IPS TFT LCD SPI serial port HD 80×160

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Development  Resources: demo codes, schematics, datasheets, etc

Tutorial – Using the 0.96″ 80 x 160 Full-Color IPS LCD Module with Arduino

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