2.8 Inch TFT Shield Touch Display Module with sd card for Arduino and Pen

Name: 2.8 Inch TFT Shield Touch Display Module with sd card for Arduino and Pen
SKU: TS-S009
Availability: OutOfStock

2.8 Inch TFT Shield Touch Display Spice up your project with a beautiful, large Touchscreen display shield with a Built-in microSD card connection and pen.

$26.65

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SKU: TS-S009

Categories:2.8 Inch, TFT LCD Display

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The 2.8 Inch TFT Shield Touch Display Module is a vibrant full-colour touchscreen designed for Arduino and other Microcontroller platforms.

Featuring a 2.8-inch TFT LCD with a 240×320 pixel resolution, this display module offers crisp graphics, rich colours, and interactive touch control—ideal for creating intuitive user Interfaces in embedded projects.

Built with an SPI or 8-bit parallel Interface, the display ensures smooth image rendering and responsive operation.
The Integrated resistive touchscreen layer enables direct user input, making it ideal for applications such as control panels, data visualisation, and interactive DIY systems.

This shield mounts directly on Arduino Uno or Mega boards, requiring minimal wiring and soldering. It also features an SD card slot, allowing for easy storage and retrieval of images, fonts, or data to enhance display capabilities.

Specifications:

Display size: 2.8 inches
Resolution: 240 × 320 pixels (RGB, 65K colours)
Display type: TFT LCD with resistive touchscreen
Interface: 8-bit parallel (compatible with Arduino UNO/MEGA)
Integrated SD card slot for image and data storage
Backlit LED display for clear viewing in various lighting conditions
Direct plug-and-play shield design for Arduino
Operating voltage: 3.3V–5V

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2.8 Inch TFT Shield Touch Display Module with SD card for Arduino and Pen.

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