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0.91'' Monochrome 128x32 SPI OLED Graphic Display Module

Model / SKU: GFOP0.91-12832NTV1

This 0.91'' Monochrome 128x32 SPI OLED Graphic Display is thinner, better than an LCD. You can easily connect it to projects and devices with SPI Interface.

Display Mode
PMOLED (Passive Matrix) Graphic
Resolution
128 x 32 pixels
Active Area WxH (mm)
22.384 x 5.584
Interface Type
4-wrie SPI, I2C Interface
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Technical specifications
Model / Series NameGFOP0.91-12832NTV1
Screen Size (Inches)0.91''
Display ModePMOLED (Passive Matrix) Graphic
Resolution128 x 32 pixels
Display ColorWhite, Blue Optional
Module Size WxHxD (mm)12.00 x 38.00 x 2.40
Active Area WxH (mm)22.384 x 5.584
Driver ICSSD1306
Drive Duty1/32 Duty
Interface Type4-wrie SPI, I2C Interface
Operating Voltage3.3V/5V
Operating Temperature-30 ~ +70ºC
Storage Temperature-40 ~ +80ºC
Description & drawings

Product highlights

Monochrome 128x32 SPI OLED Graphic Display Modules are popular OLED parts in many communities, like Adafruit and Waveshare.

As an OLED manufacturer, Go2Display supplies wholesale OLED display modules at factory prices.

If you have a unique requirement, a custom OLED module solution is also available.

Product description

This 128x32 OLED Graphic Display is a monochrome OLED Module with a 0.91 inch PMOLED panel / 128x32 resolution Screen / 4-wire SPI Interface /SSD1306 Controller / COG with PCBA.

The high quality, low price product is always our long-term goal.

Technical Details

Download Product References Below

Product Datasheet: GFOP0.91-12832NTV1

Control IC Datasheet: SSD1306

0.91” Monochrome OLED Graphic Display Module Datasheet

0.91'' Monochrome 128x32 SPI OLED Graphic Display Module datasheet

More Details

This Mono OLED display module has a micro screen of 0.91 inches, but it is easy to read because of its high contrast. It is with a 128x32 solution. Since an OLED display makes its own light, there is no need for a backlight. That reduces the amount of power. Each black pixel is really off. That is why the display has such high contrast.

You can use SPI to contact IC SSD1306. Meanwhile, we can also use I2C by moving the SPI resistor to the I2C position on the back.

We wouldn’t just give you a datasheet and say, “good luck”. You can get the Arduino library for the SSD1306 OLED display from GitHub. The library comes with example codes. Text, bitmaps, pixels, rectangles, circles, and lines can all be printed from the library.

You’ll need a microcontroller with more than 512 bytes of RAM to buffer the whole screen.

It works very quickly. It is easy to change the code to work with any other microcontroller.

The OLED needs 3.3V logic power supplied to work. An additional 3.3v regulator and level shifter can also make it work with any 5V microcontroller, like the Arduino.

Remember that OLED displays have thousands of OLEDs. Each pixel is a little organic LED. If you want the display always to be the same brightness, please turn off the display (set the pixels off) when you don’t need it.

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All of our displays come with a warranty that lasts for a year. ISO 9001:2001 and RoHS compliance ensure products are of high quality.

Suppose your project or product needs a unique OLED display module. Call us today for a custom OLED display solution.

Additional information
Resolution240×240
InterfaceParallel, MCU, SPI, RGB
Touch screenNone
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