| MOQ: | 500 pieces |
| Price: | $4.8-5.4/pieces |
| Standard Packaging: | 12*4*2 |
| Delivery Period: | 14-60 days |
| Payment Method: | T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | 10000 pieces |
The OLED module has a display size of 1.5" and has a 128x128 resolution for black and white or black and blue. It adopts IIC communication mode and the internal driver IC is SH1107
Product Features
1.5 inch OLED screen with black and white or black and blue color display
128x128 resolution for clear display and high contrast
Large viewing angle: greater than 160°(one screen with the largest viewing angle in the display)
Wide voltage supply (3V~5V), compatible with 3.3V and 5V logic levels, no level shifting chip required
With IIC bus, only a few IOs can be used to light up the display
Ultra-low power consumption: normal display is only 0.06W (far below the TFT display)
Military-grade process standards, long-term stable work
Provides a rich sample program for STM32, C51,Arduino, Raspberry Pi platforms
Provide underlying driver technical support
Product SpecificationsProduct Parameters
NOTE:
1. This module supports IIC slave device address switching (shown in red box in Picture 4), as follows:
A. Solder the 0x78 side resistance, disconnect the 0x7A side, then select the0x78 slave address (default);
B. Solder the 0x7A side resistance, disconnect the 0x78 side, then select the 0x7A slave address;
2. The hardware switches the IIC from the set address, and the software also
needs to be modified accordingly. For the specific modification method, see the following IIC slave device address modification instructions.
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Hardware Configuration
Since the OLED can self-illuminate,the OLED module has no backlight control circuit and only the OLED display control circuit and the IIC slave device address selection control circuit (as shown in the red box of Figure 3).
The OLED display control circuit is mainly used to control OLED display, including chip selection, reset, and data and command transmission control.
The IIC slave device address selection control circuit is used to select different slave device addresses.
DC-DC boost circuit is used to provide stable power supply.
The OLED module adopts IIC communication mode, and the hardware is configured with two pins: SCL (IIC data pin) and SDA (IIC clock pin). The IIC data transfer can be completed by controlling the two pins according to the IIC working timing.
| MOQ: | 500 pieces |
| Price: | $4.8-5.4/pieces |
| Standard Packaging: | 12*4*2 |
| Delivery Period: | 14-60 days |
| Payment Method: | T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | 10000 pieces |
The OLED module has a display size of 1.5" and has a 128x128 resolution for black and white or black and blue. It adopts IIC communication mode and the internal driver IC is SH1107
Product Features
1.5 inch OLED screen with black and white or black and blue color display
128x128 resolution for clear display and high contrast
Large viewing angle: greater than 160°(one screen with the largest viewing angle in the display)
Wide voltage supply (3V~5V), compatible with 3.3V and 5V logic levels, no level shifting chip required
With IIC bus, only a few IOs can be used to light up the display
Ultra-low power consumption: normal display is only 0.06W (far below the TFT display)
Military-grade process standards, long-term stable work
Provides a rich sample program for STM32, C51,Arduino, Raspberry Pi platforms
Provide underlying driver technical support
Product SpecificationsProduct Parameters
NOTE:
1. This module supports IIC slave device address switching (shown in red box in Picture 4), as follows:
A. Solder the 0x78 side resistance, disconnect the 0x7A side, then select the0x78 slave address (default);
B. Solder the 0x7A side resistance, disconnect the 0x78 side, then select the 0x7A slave address;
2. The hardware switches the IIC from the set address, and the software also
needs to be modified accordingly. For the specific modification method, see the following IIC slave device address modification instructions.
![]()
Hardware Configuration
Since the OLED can self-illuminate,the OLED module has no backlight control circuit and only the OLED display control circuit and the IIC slave device address selection control circuit (as shown in the red box of Figure 3).
The OLED display control circuit is mainly used to control OLED display, including chip selection, reset, and data and command transmission control.
The IIC slave device address selection control circuit is used to select different slave device addresses.
DC-DC boost circuit is used to provide stable power supply.
The OLED module adopts IIC communication mode, and the hardware is configured with two pins: SCL (IIC data pin) and SDA (IIC clock pin). The IIC data transfer can be completed by controlling the two pins according to the IIC working timing.
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