LCD2004 LCD Screen Display Module
LCD2004 LCD Screen Display Module The control board of the atmega328 series comes with only 20 IO pins. When equipped with multiple modules including sensors, SD cards, relays and other peripherals, the available IO pins will be insufficient. A standard 2004 LCD requires 7 IO pins to operate. Cmxelcs make the module cuts down IO pin usage by 5, and we supply the matching function library free of charge. Product Specifications - Supply Voltage: +5 V - I2C protocol supported - Built-in backlight plus a potentiometer for contrast adjustment - Simplified 4-wire output design What is LCD Screen? LCD is short for Liquid Crystal Display. An LCD is structured with liquid crystal sealed between two parallel glass panels. A dense grid of fine vertical and horizontal conductive traces sits between the two glass sheets. Power switching controls the alignment of rod-shaped liquid crystal molecules; the altered molecular orientation refracts light to generate visual images on screen. Compared with CRT displays, it features longer service life, lower power consumption and more competitive cost. What's the Order MOQ of this LCD2004 screen module? Usually single product MOQ is 100pcs, however, if you are also interested with other products, each MOQ can be reduced to 50pcs or 30pcs etc. Our catalog contains more than 1000 SKUs, so there are much more other electronic components not post online yet, welcome contact us get catalog to pick up more electric products. Product Specifications of the display module: - Power Supply: VDD 5V - Display Color: Yellow-Green / Blue screen - Viewing Direction: 6 o'clock viewing angle - LCD Type: STN - MCU Interface: Configurable in 8-bit or 4-bit parallel mode, equipped with LED backlight - Built-in Software Functions: Cursor display, display shifting, custom character creation, sleep mode, and other configurable functions. How to order this LCD2004 tft display? You can see whatsapp online, chat with us online or leave us message on the contact us page. Read the full article
















