Monochrome 0.91 Inch I2C OLED Display Module
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Monochrome 0.91 Inch I2C OLED Display Module

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These small 0.91 inch Monochrome OLED displays give you the ability to easily display information from your microcontroller project when you need more than the few characters an LCD Module can provide

The display is made up of 192x32 OLED pixels which can each be individually controlled by the on board controller chip which in turn can be communicated with using I2C from whatever microcontroller you're using including your favourites like Arduino and ESP based boards

The power consumption of the device varies with the number of pixels being lit up and their intensity although on average the display used around 20-25mA when lit and 2mA when the screen is not lit. 

The module comes pre soldered with standard 2.54mm male headers and all you need to connect is 2 data wires, SCL and SDA, VIN and ground. Adafruit has easy to use drivers that you can install and program using the Arduino IDE that makes interfacing with these little things a breeze!


Info:
OLED displays are made up of tiny organic LEDs, 1 for each pixel. This means that over time (Roughly 1000 hours + of use), OLED screens will start to dim. To keep the screen uniformly lit for as long as possible, ensure you turn off the display when it isnt needed

These small 0.91 inch Monochrome OLED displays give you the ability to easily display information from your microcontroller project when you need more than the few characters an LCD Module can provide

The display is made up of 192x32 OLED pixels which can each be individually controlled by the on board controller chip which in turn can be communicated with using I2C from whatever microcontroller you're using including your favourites like Arduino and ESP based boards

The power consumption of the device varies with the number of pixels being lit up and their intensity although on average the display used around 20-25mA when lit and 2mA when the screen is not lit. 

The module comes pre soldered with standard 2.54mm male headers and all you need to connect is 2 data wires, SCL and SDA, VIN and ground. Adafruit has easy to use drivers that you can install and program using the Arduino IDE that makes interfacing with these little things a breeze!


Info: OLED displays are made up of tiny organic LEDs, 1 for each pixel. This means that over time (Roughly 1000 hours + of use), OLED screens will start to dim. To keep the screen uniformly lit for as long as possible, ensure you turn off the display when it isnt needed
Parameter Value
Diagonal Screen Size 0.91 Inch
Interface I2C (See Note 1 Below)
Number of pixels 128 x 32
Colour Depth Monochrome (1 Colour)
Module construction COG
Brightness 150cd/m2 @ 7.25V
Note 1:
See the back of the module for the I2C address. Each module has two available addresses which use a solder bridge / 0 ohm resistor to select. By default, use the address which has the resistor already installed, this will work for most peoples applications

If you need a different address then the default one, desolder and move the resistor from its current location to the position corresponding to the alternative I2C address