JHD 128×64 Graphic LCD -Blue Backlight

This is the original jHD128x64 LCD display,It is simple to use and works with the vast majority ofmicrocontrollerson the market. With this Graphic LCD, you can do a lot of graphic things. You can make frames as well as small animations. The 128×64 Graphic LCD module has a 128 x 64 pixel LCD screen with aBlue backlight and a white foreground. The display is fully programmable and can show a mix of graphics and text. This 128×64 LCDdisplay is a large, brightBlue LCD with white back-lit pixels. It is also well known for its widespread use in3D printersas a RAMPS extension accessory.

A display is required if you want to add visual output to yourArduinoprojects. This LCD display is best suited for graphical upgrades to popular 16×2 LCDs, but it also allows full graphical control. This 128×64 Graphic LCD series allows the user to draw lines, circles, and boxes, set or redefine individual pixels, clear specific blocks of the display, control the backlight, and adjust the baud rate in addition to writing text. The pins of the LCD 128×64 GraphicBlue Color BacklightLCD Display moduleare documented on the back of the LCD to aid in wiring it up. It is very simple to connect this LCD to the 3D printer’s RAMPS controller.

Features:

• Display Resolution: 128×64 pixels, allowing for detailed graphics and text.
• Backlight: Yellow backlight for clear visibility in different lighting conditions.
• Controller: Typically uses the KS0108 controller, compatible with many microcontrollers.
• Interface: Supports multiple communication interfaces, including parallel and SPI.
• Voltage: Operates on 5V.
• Viewing Angle: Wide viewing angle for better visibility.
• Operating Temperature: Suitable for a range of temperatures, typically from -20C to 70C.
• Applications: Ideal for kiosks, metering applications, handheld devices, and more

Applications:

• Kiosks: Displaying interactive menus and information.
• Metering Applications: Showing detailed readings and data in devices like multimeters and power meters.
• Handheld Billing Devices: Providing a user interface for portable billing and transaction devices.
• HVAC Controllers: Displaying temperature, humidity, and other environmental data in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS): Showing status, battery levels, and other critical information.
• Video Games: Used in retro gaming consoles and custom game projects.
• Mobile Phones: Displaying graphics and text in older mobile phone models.
• Lifts/Elevators: Showing floor numbers, status messages, and other information.