MINIMUM TECH FEATURES:

• Driver IC: SH1106
• Resolution: 128 x 64
• Visual Angle: >160°
• Input Voltage:3V ~ 6V
• Pixel Color: Blue

DESCRIPTION:

• The OLED screen measures 1.3 inches diagonally, which makes it compact and suitable for applications where space is limited but a clear, readable display is still necessary.
• OLED technology offers several advantages over traditional LCD displays.
• It emits light directly from organic materials, allowing for higher contrast ratios, faster response times, and wider viewing angles.
• Each pixel in an OLED display generates its own light, enabling true blacks and vibrant color without the need for a backlight.
• The SPI interface (Serial Peripheral Interface) is a commonly used communication protocol in embedded systems.
• It allows for high-speed data transfer between the OLED display and a microcontroller or other controlling device.
• SPI interfaces typically involve four communication lines: MOSI (Master out Slave In), MISO (Master in Slave Out), SCLK (Serial Clock), and CS (Chip Select).
• The resolution of the 1.3 inch OLED SPI B can vary, but common resolutions include 128×64 pixels or 128×96 pixels.
• This provides sufficient detail for displaying text, graphics, and simple images in many applications.
• OLED displays can typically support monochrome (single color) or full-color (RGB) configurations.
• The specific variant (SPI B) usually refers to a monochrome variant, often white or blue, suitable for displaying high contrast text and graphics.
• OLED displays are known for their low power consumption compared to LCD displays, especially because they do not require a backlight.
• Power consumption can vary based on the brightness level and the amount of display activity.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

APPLICATIONS:

• Wearable Devices
• Portable Instruments
• IoT Devices
• Consumer Electronics
• DIY Electronics Projects
• Industrial Instruments
• Prototyping
• Education and Training
• Medical Devices
• Automotive