ST7789 TFT IPS Display – 1.3 inch – 240×240 pixel
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Description
1.3″ TFT Display with IPS Panel and 65k colours.
The ST7789 TFT display controller requires 3.3V power supply and logic level.
The backlight control pin BLK is low-active.
Please note: The ST7789 TFT module doesn’t have a Chip-Select pin.
- Module dimension: 28 x 39mm
- Screen dimension: 23 x 23mm
- Mounting holes: 2mm
Like always, libraries for ST7789 TFT (for example for Arduino) are available on GitHub.
A larger 2.4″ colour TFT (shield for Arduino UNO or MEGA) is also available from UNIVERSAL-SOLDER.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.01 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 50 × 15 mm |
| Brand | CANADUINO |
| Manufacturer | UNIVERSAL-SOLDER |
| EAN | 4260474034697 |
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m.p (verified owner) –
This display is bright, sharp, and has a wide viewing angle (both up/down and left/right).
As the description states, it’s 3.3V, and it’s SPI despite the data and clock pins being labelled SDA and SCL on the one I received. I connected it to a 3.3V Arduino Pro Mini using the following pins:
– GND -> GND
– VCC -> VCC
– SCL -> 13 (SCK)
– SDA -> 11 (MOSI)
– RES -> 9
– DC -> 8
– BLK -> no connection
There are several popular libraries out there that work with this display. It took me a little longer to get it working than I expected but that was because with no CS pin, the SPI mode needs to be set to SPI_MODE2. With that set, it works like a charm!
This display (like many others) is very fragile and will be damaged if it’s not protected. The one I received came in a small plastic box that no longer fit when I soldered the pins on so I cut a small hole in the box so the pins could stick through.
Long story short: it looks great, it’s 3.3V, use SPI_MODE2, and the price is very good.