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0.91 inch OLED module White OLED 128X32
This is a general OLED display Module, 0.91inch diagonal, 128×32 pixels, with embedded controller, communicating via I2C interface.
FEATURES:
- 0.91inch small form factor
- 128×32 high resolution
- I2C interface, requires only two signal pins
SPECIFICATION:
- Driver: 1306
- Interface: I2C
- Display color: White
- Resolution: 128×32
- Viewing angle: >160°
- Operating voltage: 3.3V / 5V
- Dimension: 36 x 12.5 (mm)
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- Resolution: 10MP for sharp, detailed images.
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