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Power:
- Operating Voltage: 3.3V or 5V.
- Current Consumption: Low, around 10-20mA during operation.
Input and Output:
- Input: Receives serial data via SPI interface from a microcontroller.
- Output: Displays graphics and text on the 84 x 48 pixel LCD screen.
Physical Characteristics:
- Dimensions: Approximately 55mm x 45mm x 8mm (depends on module design).
- Mounting: Can be mounted on a breadboard or integrated into a custom enclosure.
- Connector Type: Usually comes with pin headers for easy connection.
Technical Specifications:
- Controller IC: PCD8544, which handles the graphical display and communication.
- Display Resolution: 84 x 48 pixels.
- Interface: SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface), which allows fast data transfer.
- Operating Temperature: Generally -20°C to +70°C (depends on module).
Additional Features:
- Built-In Controller: The PCD8544 controller manages the display, reducing the need for complex driver code.
- Library Support: Libraries are available for Arduino that simplify interfacing with the display.
- Customizable: Can be used to display text, graphics, and custom patterns.
How to Use:
- Connect the Power:
- Attach the VCC pin to a 3.3V or 5V power supply (check the module’s specification).
- Connect the GND pin to the ground of your microcontroller or power source.
- Wire the Data Pins:
- Connect DIN to the MOSI pin on the microcontroller.
- Connect CLK to the SCK pin on the microcontroller.
- Attach DC to a digital pin on the microcontroller, used to switch between data and command modes.
- Connect RST to another digital pin, which will be used to reset the display.
- Attach CS to a digital pin, used for selecting the display module during communication.
- Install Required Libraries:
- For Arduino, install libraries like Adafruit PCD8544 or U8glib that support the Nokia 5110.
- These libraries provide functions to initialize the display, draw graphics, and display text.
- Write or Load Code:
- Use example code from the library or create your own to set up the display and draw or display information.
- Common functions include initializing the display, setting contrast, and drawing shapes or text.
- Upload and Test:
- Upload the code to the microcontroller and power the system.
- Verify that the display shows the expected output and responds to commands.
The Nokia 5110 LCD with 84 x 48 resolution is a versatile and compact display suitable for many Arduino projects. It offers clear visibility and low power consumption, making it ideal for battery-operated and space-constrained applications.
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