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1.3″ OLED I2C IIC Interface, Blue Screen, 4 pin, 128X64
1.3-inch OLED display module with a 128×64 pixel resolution and a blue monochrome screen. It uses an I2C/IIC interface for communication, requires a 4-pin connection, and is compatible with 3.3V to 5V microcontrollers like the Arduino. Key features include high brightness, self-emission (no backlight needed), high contrast, low power consumption, and a wide viewing angle
1.750,00 DA
- Size:1.3 inch
- Resolution:128*64
- Controlling Chip:SSH1106
- Display Area:29.42*14.7mm
- Driving Voltage:3.3-5V
- Operating Temperature:-40~70 celsius
- Interface Type:IIC
- Light Color:blue
- GND:power ground
- VCC:power positive
- SCL:clock wire
- SDA:data wire
Produits connexes
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