Tag: display

This project will help you to easily develop an Arduino compatible project that requires 4 x -7Segment 0.5″ displays. The project consists of an Atmega328 microcontroller, 4 x BC847 NPN transistors to drive the common cathode displays. All displays are used in multiplexing...

This project will help you to easily develop an Arduino compatible project that requires 3 x 7-Segment 0.5″ displays. These are common cathode displays that use multiplexed configuration, BC847 transistor drives 3 x common cathodes, all display segments are connected to the...

This is an Arduino compatible board for creating 2 Digit Display projects. The circuit operates with 5V DC, Connector CN1 is provided for bootloader programming and Arduino firmware upload. A new Atmega328 chip requires a bootloader and Arduino firmware programming, Connector CN1 helps...

Seeed Studio Grove SSD1306 0.66" OLED display is a monochrome 64×48 resolution display with a user-friendly design and Grove I2C interface in a 20mm×20mm ultra-small package. The Grove SSD1306 0.66" OLED Display offers a smaller screen compared to the other OLED (Organic Light...

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY W09616 0.84” Micro OLED Displays are 96 x 16 dot matrix displays with a 0.22mm pixel pitch that consume low power of 15mA. These OLED displays are capable of offering bright white content with unlimited viewing angles. The W09616 micro OLED displays come included...

Sunlight readable display may not be a new concept for most developers working on the Raspberry Pi single-board computers. For those who do not know how it works, then as the name suggests, a sunlight-readable display operates in direct sunlight or harsh light conditions. Those working...

This impressive IPS display is 11.9" wide with 170° viewing angles and a capacitive 5-point touch display - great for all kinds of interesting projects displaying lots of data! The display has a 320x1480 resolution and supports generic HDMI inputs, meaning you can use this with...

E-paper or e-ink displays mimic the appearance of ink on paper, making it suitable for reading. These displays provide a wider viewing angle, and the e-paper display is easily visible in direct sunlight without the image appearing to fade. Most e-paper displays today are based on ESP32...