2.42 inch OLED Screen LCD Display Module 128×64 SSD1309 SPI 7Pin White

Product Description The 2.42 inch OLED Screen LCD Display Module (SSD1309, 128×64, SPI, 7Pin, White) is a high-contrast OLED display ideal for Arduino, ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontroller projects. With a 128×64 pixel resolution and white monochrome display, it provides sharp visuals, wide viewing angles, and ultra-low power consumption. Powered by the SSD1309 driver IC, this OLED display communicates via the 7-pin SPI interface, ensuring fast and stable data transfer. Compact yet powerful, it is widely used in IoT devices, robotics, wearable gadgets, and embedded systems. Available now in Bangladesh at PowerMark Solution. Features 2.42 inch OLED display with 128×64 resolution White monochrome display for sharp contrast SSD1309 driver IC for stability 7-pin SPI communication interface Wide viewing angle, high contrast ratio Ultra-low power consumption (OLED technology) Compact, durable design for easy integration Compatible with Arduino IDE and popular libraries Applications Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi display projects IoT dashboards and embedded system monitoring Robotics display modules (status, sensor readouts) Wearable electronics and portable devices Battery-powered projects Educational electronics experiments Industrial and smart automation displays Technical Specifications Specification Details Display Type OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) Display Size 2.42 inch Resolution 128 × 64 pixels Display Color White (monochrome) Driver IC SSD1309 Interface SPI (7-pin) Operating Voltage 3.3V – 5V DC Viewing Angle Wide, high contrast Power Consumption Very low (OLED technology) Module Size Compact PCB module Package Includes 1 × 2.42 inch OLED Screen LCD Display Module 128×64 SSD1309 SPI 7Pin White Documentation Supports Arduino IDE, Adafruit SSD1309/SSD1306 libraries, and open-source drivers. Works with Arduino, ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers. FAQs Q1: What is the resolution of this display?A: 128 × 64 pixels. Q2: What interface does it use?A: SPI (7-pin). Q3: Is it compatible with Arduino?A: Yes, it works with Arduino IDE using SSD1309/SSD1306 libraries. Q4: What color does it display?A: White monochrome. Q5: Can I use it with ESP32 or Raspberry Pi?A: Yes, it is fully compatible. Q6: Is it suitable for battery-powered devices?A: Yes, thanks to ultra-low OLED power consumption. Q7: Can it display both text and graphics?A: Yes, it supports both. Q8: What driver IC does it use?A: SSD1309. Q9: Do I need an external backlight?A: No, OLEDs are self-emissive and don’t need backlights. Q10: What is the viewing angle like?A: Very wide, with high contrast for excellent visibility.