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ST7735 8P 128X160 SPI 1.8 Inch TFT LCD Screen Display Module is a versatile, high-resolution color display designed for embedded systems and DIY electronics projects. This module utilizes the robust ST7735 driver IC to deliver 16-bit full-color graphics across a 1.8-inch diagonal screen. Consequently, it offers a significant visual upgrade over traditional monochrome character displays. By employing a high-speed Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI), the module requires only a few GPIO pins from your microcontroller. Furthermore, the integrated SD card slot on the rear provides a convenient method for storing and loading large image assets. Therefore, you can easily integrate this display into Arduino, ESP32, or STM32 platforms to create professional-grade user interfaces and data monitors.
Key Features:
- Vibrant Full-Color Output: Supports up to 65K colors (RGB 5-6-5), ensuring that your icons, charts, and text appear sharp and professionally rendered.
- High-Speed SPI Interface: Uses a 4-wire serial interface to maintain high frame rates while minimizing the wiring complexity for the host controller.
- Built-in SD Card Slot: Features a dedicated micro-SD slot for data logging or storing bitmap images, which significantly expands the storage capabilities of your project.
- Wide Viewing Angle: The Thin Film Transistor (TFT) technology provides better contrast and wider viewing angles compared to standard STN displays.
- Flexible Power Compatibility: Operates efficiently on 3.3 V logic, however, many versions include an on-board regulator for 5 V compatibility.
Technical Specifications:
- Display Driver IC: ST7735R / ST7735S
- Resolution: 128 x 160 Pixels
- Display Size: 1.8 Inch Diagonal
- Interface Type: 4-Wire SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface)
- Color Depth: 16-bit (65,536 colors)
- Input Voltage: 3.3 V to 5.0 V DC
- Backlight: High-brightness White LED (Active High)
- IO Logic Level: 3.3 V (Level shifters recommended for 5 V logic)
Mechanical Specifications:
- Module Type: 8-Pin Header (SPI Configuration)
- PCB Material: High-durability FR-4
- Screen Coating: Anti-glare protective film
- Connector: Standard 2.54 mm pitch male pin header
Dimensions:
- PCB Dimensions: ≈ 58.0 mm x 34.5 mm
- LCD Active Area: ≈ 28.03 mm x 35.04 mm
- Total Thickness: ≈ 6.5 mm (including SD slot)
- Weight: ≈ 12.0 g
Pinout and Wiring:
- VCC: Connect to 3.3 V or 5 V power supply.
- GND: Connect to common circuit ground.
- CS (Chip Select): SPI Chip Select pin (Active Low).
- RESET: Hardware reset pin; drive low to reset the display controller.
- A0 / DC: Data/Command selection pin.
- SDA: SPI MOSI (Master Out Slave In) data line.
- SCK: SPI Clock signal input.
- LED: Backlight control pin; connect to 3.3 V for constant brightness or PWM for dimming.
Datasheet Reference:
Commonly Used in:
- Microcontroller Prototyping: Enhancing Arduino, ESP8266, and Teensy projects with a full-color graphical user interface.
- Handheld Devices: Creating portable gaming consoles, digital levels, or portable diagnostic tools.
- Smart Home Displays: Developing compact dashboards for thermostats, weather stations, and energy monitors.
Applications:
- Real-time Sensor Monitoring: Visualizing temperature, humidity, or pressure data using dynamic color graphs.
- IoT Dashboards: Displaying network status, IP addresses, and cloud data updates.
- Educational Electronics: Teaching students about SPI communication and pixel-based rendering.
- Custom Media Players: Displaying album art or basic visualizers in DIY audio setups.
Equivalent Models:
- ILI9163C 1.8″ TFT: A similar 128×160 SPI display that often uses nearly identical libraries and pinouts.
- ST7789 1.3″ / 1.54″ TFT: High-resolution alternatives for projects requiring a smaller form factor with IPS clarity.
- SSD1306 OLED: A common alternative for low-power monochrome needs, however, it lacks the color depth of the ST7735.
Package Includes:
- 1 x ST7735 8P 128X160 SPI 1.8 Inch TFT LCD Screen Display Module
Additional information
| Weight | 20 g |
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