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WaveShare 1.47inch Round LCD Display 172x320 SPI
A 1.47 inch round IPS display with 172 by 320 resolution and 262K colours over SPI
- CPU TypeOther
- 47-inch round IPS display gives 172×320 resolution
- 262K RGB colours produce clear, colourful visuals
- SPI interface minimises IO pins for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32
- Dual 3.3 V and 5 V supply simplifies power integration
- 0 × 38.5 mm module fits compact project enclosures
Round LCD for Embedded Projects
This 1.47inch round display module is designed for microcontroller-based projects. It connects via SPI to boards such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi or STM32. The IPS panel shows 262K RGB colours at a 172 x 320 pixel resolution. Its compact 22.0 x 38.5 mm footprint suits portable or space-constrained builds.
172 x 320 Resolution and Colour Depth
The screen provides a 17.39 x 32.35 mm active area with a 0.0337 x 0.1011 mm pixel pitch. This resolution handles simple graphics, text and UI elements comfortably. Complex animations or detailed images will exceed the available pixel count and 262K colour palette. The SPI interface keeps pin usage low but limits refresh speed for full-screen updates.
ST7789V3 Driver and Dual-Voltage Operation
The onboard ST7789V3 driver accepts both 3.3 V and 5 V logic and supply levels, simplifying integration with common development boards. SPI wiring requires only a few GPIO lines, leaving more pins free for sensors or actuators. Example code for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 is provided to accelerate development. Matching logic and power voltages is essential for reliable operation.
Highlights
- 47-inch round IPS display gives 172×320 resolution
- 262K RGB colours produce clear, colourful visuals
- SPI interface minimises IO pins for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32
- Dual 3.3 V and 5 V supply simplifies power integration
- 0 × 38.5 mm module fits compact project enclosures
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 1.47inch round display run on a 5 V Arduino without a level shifter?
The module accepts both 3.3 V and 5 V supply and logic, so it connects directly to a 5 V Arduino over SPI.
How can I confirm the ST7789V3 driver is initialised correctly after wiring?
Run the supplied example code; the 172×320 IPS panel should show a full-colour test pattern across the 17.39×32.35 mm active area.
Does the package include header pins or a ribbon cable for the SPI bus?
The listing only describes the display module itself; any connectors or jumper wires for the SPI interface must be sourced separately.
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