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European Blue Film White Letters 1602A IIC Adapter Board Multiple Languages Character Display Screen
European 1602A IIC Adapter Board
The European 1602A IIC Adapter Board is a versatile and reliable solution for your display needs. Designed for ease of integration and optimal performance, this adapter board simplifies the connection of 1602 LCD displays to your projects.
Key Benefits:
- Simplified IIC communication
- Compact design for easy integration
- High-quality components for reliable performance
- Wide compatibility with various microcontrollers
- Durable construction for long-lasting use
Target Industries and Applications: Industrial automation, consumer electronics, DIY projects, educational kits, and embedded systems.
Product Attributes
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Hign-concerned Chemical | None |
| Display Mode | 1602 |
| Resolution | 16*02 |
| is_customized | Yes |
| Model Number | European 1602A IIC Adapter Board |
| Type | COB |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Outline Dimension | 80x36x11mm |
| View Size | 64.5×14.5mm |
| Controller | ST7066 |
1. LCD size: The maximum overall size or viewing area size, which size should be specified when providing it
2. LCD thickness: The thickness of conventional single glass is divided into 0.55mm,0.7mm, and 1.1mm
3. Display mode: Generally, there are five display modes: TN, HTN, STN, FSTN, and VA. Additionally, it is necessary to provide positive or negative display.
4. Generally, the VA screen is used for negative display
5. Polarizer type: fully transparent (with or without backlight), semi transparent (with or without backlight), reflective (without backlight)
6. Working temperature: 0 °C~+50 °C, -10 °C~+60 °C, -20 °C~+70 °C, -30 °C~80 °C,-40°C~+90°C
7. Connection method: metal pins, zebra stripes, FPC, etc
8. Working voltage: determined according to customer requirements
9. Drive method: commonly used 1/4DUTY 1/3BAIS according to customer requirements
10. Driver IC: The commonly used IC for segment code screens is usually 1621 or 1622
