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Keyestudio 16X2 1602 I2C/TWI LCD Display Module for Arduino UNO R3 MEGA 2560 White in Blue
Keyestudio

Keyestudio 16X2 1602 I2C/TWI LCD Display Module for Arduino UNO R3 MEGA 2560 White in Blue

SKU: SHN0102762
R 369,00Ex Tax: R 320,87
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Description

The Keyestudio 1602 LCD Display Module is a 16x2 character screen designed to easily display data from your Arduino UNO R3 or MEGA 2560 projects. Featuring a blue backlight with clear white text, it is ideal for students, makers, and hobbyists looking to add a visual interface to their builds. Thanks to its I2C interface, it saves valuable microcontroller pins for other sensors and actuators.

Efficient I2C communication

Standard LCD screens quickly consume your microcontroller's limited pin resources. This module uses an I2C interface requiring only two data lines, meaning it uses no extra pins if you already have I2C devices in your project chain.

Efficient I2C communication

Clear high-contrast display

The screen features a vibrant blue backlight with crisp white characters across two rows of 16 characters. It includes adjustable contrast control to ensure optimal readability in different lighting conditions.

Clear high-contrast display

Broad Arduino compatibility

This display module is fully compatible with popular development boards like the Arduino UNO R3 and MEGA 2560. It operates at a standard supply voltage of 5V, making integration straightforward.

Broad Arduino compatibility

Simple address configuration

The default I2C address for this module can be set to 0x27, allowing for easy software configuration. This makes it simple to integrate into existing codebases using standard liquid crystal libraries.

Simple address configuration

Accessible learning resources

Beginners and educators can get up and running quickly using the dedicated Wiki page tutorial. This resource provides step-by-step guidance and Arduino software examples to help you display your first lines of text.

Accessible learning resources

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