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Manw 1.47 inch LCD Display Module SPI 172x320 Rounded Corners
A 1.47 inch IPS LCD module with 172×320 resolution and 262K RGB colours, driven by ST7789V3 over 4-wire SPI at 3.3V or 5V, includes PH 2.0 8-pin cable
- 172×320 resolution with 262K colours gives sharp, vivid images
- 47 inch IPS panel provides wide viewing angles in a compact size
- 4-wire SPI interface reduces pin count for easy MCU integration
- ST7789V3 driver ensures reliable performance with Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32
- Includes PH 2.0 8-pin cable for quick, solder-free connection
Compact 1.47 inch SPI display for embedded projects
This 1.47 inch LCD module delivers a 172 by 320 pixel IPS panel with 262K RGB colour depth. The four-wire SPI interface keeps pin count low, making it straightforward to drive from Raspberry Pi, Arduino or STM32 boards. Development examples are supplied for each platform.
Consistent colour and viewing angles under
The ST7789V3 driver maintains stable output at 3.3 V or 5 V without the brightness drift sometimes seen in simpler modules. IPS technology preserves colour accuracy across wide viewing angles even during extended operation, so status screens stay readable in fixed installations.
Rounded corners and a PH 2.0 8-pin cable simplify
The active area measures 17.39 by 32.35 mm within a 22.0 by 38.5 mm outline, and the rounded corners reduce snag risk in tight cases. A single PH 2.0 8-pin cable carries power and data, keeping wiring tidy for portable or panel-mounted builds. Builders needing larger screens or parallel interfaces will need a different module.
Highlights
- 172×320 resolution with 262K colours gives sharp, vivid images
- 47 inch IPS panel provides wide viewing angles in a compact size
- 4-wire SPI interface reduces pin count for easy MCU integration
- ST7789V3 driver ensures reliable performance with Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32
- Includes PH 2.0 8-pin cable for quick, solder-free connection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 1.47 inch LCD draw enough current to need a heatsink when driven continuously at 5 V?
The module runs from 3.3 V or 5 V through the ST7789V3 driver and the 172 × 320 IPS panel, so normal operation stays cool without extra cooling.
Which pins on my Raspberry Pi or Arduino must be free for the 4-wire SPI connection and the PH 2.0 8-pin cable?
You need four SPI lines plus power and ground; the supplied PH 2.0 8PIN cable matches the module header and leaves other GPIO pins available.
Will the ST7789V3 driver on this 172 × 320 display work with existing Arduino libraries written for larger ST7789 screens?
Yes, the same ST7789V3 controller is used, so standard Arduino and Raspberry Pi example code for ST7789 panels runs without modification.
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