Product description: OLED display 1.27'' 128 x 96 px - SPI - 262k RGB colors - Waveshare 24691
The color OLED display from Waveshare works perfectly with platforms such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi . The built-in SSD1351 driver is responsible for very good image quality on a 1.27-inch screen with a resolution of 128 x 96 px . It has a 3- and 4-wire SPI interface that improves data transmission and enables smooth and fast content display. The compact design of this module is perfect for projects where space is limited. The OLED module from Waveshare offers not only advanced technologies, but also ease of integration with various microcontrollers.
OLED display 1.27'' 128 x 96 px - SPI - 262k RGB colors - Waveshare 24691. 
Arrangement of pins on the board.Special features
- Resolution - The resolution of the OLED display is 128 x 96 pixels, which ensures a clear image
- Colorful effects - the display supports 262,000 colors, which enables a rich and colorful display effect, which is ideal for presenting a variety of information
- SPI interface - It has a 3- and 4-wire SPI interface that improves data transmission and enables smooth and fast content display
Pinout description
- VCC - supply voltage from 3.3 V to 5 V
- GND - system ground
- DIN - data line of the SPI communication interface
- CLK - clock line of the SPI communication interface
- CS - SPI bus device selection, activated by low state
- DC - selection of the operating mode - low status means command transmission, high - data
- RST - system reset, activated by low state
Technical Specifications
- Operating voltage: from 3.3 V to 5 V
- Compatibility: Raspberry Pi / Arduino / STM32
- Driver: SSD1351
- Display type: OLED
- Diagonal: 1.32"
- Resolution: 128 x 96 px
- Pixel size: 0.047 × 0.185 mm
- Communication interface: SPI
- Display color: 262k colors
- Display dimensions: 25.708 x 19.28 mm
- Module dimensions: 42.2 x 29 mm
Set contents
- OLED display 1.27'' 128 x 96 px
- GH1.25 7 PIN cable
The color OLED display from Waveshare works perfectly with platforms such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi. Useful links |
