Arduino displays

Displays for Arduino

Arduino displays can perform many functions. Such a device can provide quick and clear feedback to an electronics or robotics engineer working on a project. It can be either a temporary or permanent element of the device, but it is always worth choosing the right equipment for the intended use. Segment displays are only able to display characters based on eight segments (single lines from the digit 8) - they can be used, for example, to present the values of various parameters. Arduino LCD displays can display a much larger number of characters (including letters from the alphabet). They can be used to present various types of commands, information or, for example, display a menu through which the device user can navigate. Most of them are two-color (green screen and black letters or blue screen and white letters), but some allow displaying a color image (for example, a 2.2" TFT LCD display). This type of devices allows you to build, for example, a more advanced and impressive mobile game, and at the same time has most of the advantages of less complex displays, including the ability to display numbers and characters.

Arduino - LCD display compatible with minicomputer modules - What do we offer?

This category offers a wide selection of simple segment displays designed for simple tasks. We also have small, two-color LCD displays, allowing for the display of more complex messages, and more advanced TFT LCD screens with a color image. We also offer unique displays made using the so-called e-paper technology. This is a technology that, to put it simply, bases its operation on the material between two foils, which consists of small particles of light and dark colors. Under the influence of appropriate electrical impulses, they change color from light to dark (rotate) and thus create an image. Thanks to this technology, energy is consumed only when the image state changes - the device does not consume electricity when displaying a fixed image. With its help, you can build your own e-book reader, which will not be healthy for your eyes. Most displays connect to Arduino via GPIO pins, with the help of I2C, SPI and even USB interfaces. We have equipment from manufacturers such as Adafruit, DFRobot, OEM, OpenPlatform, Seeedstudio, SparkFun and Waveshare.