WeMos D1 Mini OLED 0.66 Shield V2.0

The WeMos D1 Mini OLED 0.66 Shield V2.0 is a tiny 0.66″ 64 x 48-pixel OLED display. Using OLED display technology means not only that the display is very bright and clear, with a high contrast ratio, but also that it consumes much less power than other display technologies, such as backlit LCD. It is also evident in both total darkness and in bright light.

To interface with the module, the display uses a serial I2C interface that requires just two data pins. On-board reset circuitry means there is no need for an additional reset pin.

Although this module is designed for use with the WeMos D1 mini and mini Pro boards, it uses the commonly used SSD1306 display controller. It can be used as a display module with other microcontroller boards, such as the Arduino.

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