LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 1.5inch 128x128 65K Color OLED Development Board
A 1.5 inch OLED module with a 128 by 128 pixel resolution and 65K colour depth driven by an SSD1351 controller
- 5 inch display shows vivid 65K colour images at 128x128 resolution
- Choose 4-wire or 3-wire SPI via onboard resistor for flexible wiring
- Ready-to-run examples for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 speed development
- SSD1351 controller drives the OLED panel for crisp visuals
- Compact 1.5 inch board fits tight enclosures and wearable projects
1.5inch 128x128 OLED Development Board
This 1.5inch display module delivers a 128x128 pixel resolution with 65K colours via an SSD1351 controller. It targets makers and engineers adding compact visual output to Raspberry Pi, Arduino or STM32 projects using a configurable SPI interface.
Sustained SPI-driven operation
The board handles continuous SPI communication for static or animated graphics without active cooling. Its low-power OLED technology maintains consistent brightness and colour accuracy during extended display periods typical for instrumentation or UI panels.
Verify host SPI pins and voltage logic
Confirm your development platform exposes the required SPI pins and matches the module's logic voltage before ordering. Projects needing parallel interfaces, larger screen diagonals or touch input will require a different display solution.
Highlights
- 5 inch display shows vivid 65K colour images at 128x128 resolution
- Choose 4-wire or 3-wire SPI via onboard resistor for flexible wiring
- Ready-to-run examples for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 speed development
- SSD1351 controller drives the OLED panel for crisp visuals
- Compact 1.5 inch board fits tight enclosures and wearable projects
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the 1.5inch 128x128 OLED draw when running continuously?
The SSD1351 controller and 128x128 panel are low-power OLED components, so the module adds minimal load to the host supply during all-day operation.
Which host boards and wiring does the 4-wire SPI or 3-wire SPI interface need to work?
The module connects directly to Raspberry Pi GPIO, Arduino headers, or STM32 pins using the SPI lines; example code for each platform is included in the supplied resources.
Will the 128x128 resolution and SSD1351 driver work with older 8-bit Arduino boards?
Yes, the SPI interface and provided Arduino examples are compatible with classic 8-bit boards such as Uno or Mega, though frame-buffer size limits full-screen graphics.
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