LCDs & Displays / Graphic LCD

Nokia 5110/3310 monochrome LCD + extras

PRODUCT ID: 338

These displays were used in old Nokia 5110/3310 cell phones (before the smart-phone fad turned every cell phone into a TV). It's a 84x48...

These displays were used in old Nokia 5110/3310 cell phones (before the smart-phone fad turned every cell phone into a TV). It's a 84x48 pixel monochrome LCD display. These displays are small, only about 1.5" diagonal, but very readable and come with a white backlight. This display is made of 84x48 individual pixels, so you can use it for graphics, text or bitmaps. These displays are inexpensive, easy to use, require only a few...

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Graphic ST7565 Positive LCD (128x64) with RGB backlight + extras - ST7565

PRODUCT ID: 250

This graphical display looks great, costs less! The dark gray pixels are visible in daylight, and there's also a full RGB LED backlight, which...

This graphical display looks great, costs less! The dark gray pixels are visible in daylight, and there's also a full RGB LED backlight, which you can control with PWM to make any color you can imagine. Four mounting holes and a blank 11 pin 2mm-pitch labeled breakout on the side - we just soldered some wire to each hole as shown in the photos, its very easy. (The LCDs have no wires soldered in when we ship them) Bonus! We're including a...

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Graphic KS0108 LCD 128x64 + extras - white on blue

PRODUCT ID: 188

A big, bold, beautiful blue LCD with white back-lit pixels. This LCD is the graphical upgrade to those popular 16x2 LCDs, but allows full graphical...

A big, bold, beautiful blue LCD with white back-lit pixels. This LCD is the graphical upgrade to those popular 16x2 LCDs, but allows full graphical control. Blue background with 128 x 64 'monochrome' white pixelsLow power white LED back-lightThe LCD is driven by on-board 5V parallel interface chipset KS0108 and KS0107. They are extremely common and well documentedExisting Arduino library over at the wiki use 'pin out B'PCB is...

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Graphic ST7565 Negative LCD (128x64) with RGB backlight + extras - ST7565

PRODUCT ID: 438

This graphical display looks fantastic, at a great price! This display will add the ultimate cool to your project, with a black negative display that...

This graphical display looks fantastic, at a great price! This display will add the ultimate cool to your project, with a black negative display that has a full RGB LED backlight. You can control with PWM to make any color you can imagine, and it will look stunning with the black inverted (negative) background. Four mounting holes and a blank 11 pin 2mm-pitch labeled breakout on the side - we just soldered some wire to each hole as shown in the...

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MONOCHRON KS0108 Graphic LCD - white on black

PRODUCT ID: 253

A big, bold, beautiful, black LCD with white back-lit pixels. This LCD is the graphical upgrade to those popular 16x2 LCDs, but allows full graphical...

A big, bold, beautiful, black LCD with white back-lit pixels. This LCD is the graphical upgrade to those popular 16x2 LCDs, but allows full graphical control. This LCD is used in the MONOCHRON kit, we had to custom order these to get the black color so they are more expensive than the more common blue & white ones. Black background with 128 x 64 'monochrome' white pixelsLow power white LED back-lightThe LCD is driven by on-board 5V...

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128x64 Graphic VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display) - SPI interface

PRODUCT ID: 773

For blue-glow lovers, this is a graphical VFD with 128x64 bit resolution and a stunning high-brightness/high-contrast look. This module would be a...

For blue-glow lovers, this is a graphical VFD with 128x64 bit resolution and a stunning high-brightness/high-contrast look. This module would be a great addition to any project where readability is a must - you can read it in daylight, and at any angle. The VFD module supports both 8-bit parallel and SPI modes of communication. The SPI protocol allows to write and read pixels so no RAM is required to buffer the display (most 128x64 SPI displays...

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