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Winstar WG12864A-TMI-VN Graphic Display Negative Blue Mode 128 x 64 White LED
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Order Code:
57-2278
Price per unit
37 In Stock
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| Qty | Ex Vat |
| 1+ | £15.17 |
| 10+ | £13.99 |
| 25+ | £12.83 |
| 50+ | £11.66 |
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37 In Stock
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The Winstar Graphic Display Negative Blue Mode (128 x 64mm) White LED Backlight is a graphic LCD display that has a blue dot display and white LED backlighting.
- Low power consumption
- Graphic display
- Winstar WG12864A series
| Order code | 57-2274 | 57-2276 | 57-2278 | 57-2280 |
| Mftrs. pt. no. | WG12864A-NYG-VN | WG12864A-YYH-VN | WG12864A-TMI-VN | WG12864A-CFH-VN |
| Module dimensions (mm) | 93 x 70 x 9.7 | 93 x 70 x 13.6 | 93 x 70 x 13.6 | 93 x 70 x 13.6 |
| LCD type | STN, Positive, yellow/green, reflective | STN, positive, yellow/green, transflective | STN negative, blue, transmissive | FSTN positive, transflective |
| Backlight type | None | LED Yellow green | LED White | LED RGB |
| Supply voltage for logic max. | 6.7V | 6.7V | 6.7V | 6.7 |
| Supply voltage for LCD max. | 16.7V | 16.7V | 16.7V | 16.7V |
| Supply current typ. | 2.5mA | 18mA | 18mA | 2.5mA |
| Number of characters | 128 x 64 dot |
| View area (mm) | 72 x 40 |
| Active area (mm) | 66.52 x 33.24 |
| Dot size (mm) | 0.48 x 0.48 |
| Dot pitch (mm) | 0.52 x 0.52 |
| Duty | 1/64 |
| View direction | 6 o'clock |
| Operating temperature | –20°C to +70°C |
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Clear and bright
Reviewed by: Mr Leslie Clarke
Reviewed by: Mr Leslie Clarke
30 May 2017
Possibly not for a beginner , as this 8 bit parallel module needs a fair bit of control code to deliver ,( I used 12 I/O, RW tied to gnd, RES to Vdd ) however the results are clear and bright and fast, I used a 10R current limit resistor on the back light ( 65mA measured ) pity the pin-outs are not labelled on the board. You will need a 20k preset pot for the LCD contrast I used a single turn, possibly a muliturn would be better as it was a little difficult to set correctly.