LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 3.5 inch Resistive Touch Screen TFT LCD XPT2046 480x320 125MHz SPI development board
A 3.5 inch resistive touch TFT LCD with 480x320 resolution, 125MHz SPI and XPT2046 controller plugs directly into any Raspberry Pi revision for video, gaming and camera control
- 5 inch display with 480x320 resolution for compact projects
- Resistive touch panel with XPT2046 controller enables direct input
- 125MHz SPI interface provides clear stable visuals
- FBCP software driver supports dual-display configuration
- 50Hz refresh rate allows video playback and RetroPie gaming
Display and Touch Interface
The LORDWORLD 3.5 inch resistive touch screen uses an XPT2046 controller and a 125MHz SPI connection. It delivers a 480x320 hardware resolution on a TFT LCD panel. The board plugs directly onto the GPIO header of compatible Raspberry Pi models without extra cabling.
Host Board Compatibility
This development board is sized for Raspberry Pi B+, 2B, 3B and 3B+ revisions. It requires a 40-pin GPIO header and an operating system such as Raspbian, Ubuntu, Kali or RetroPie. Buyers using boards without that header or a different pinout will need a different display solution.
Software Drivers and FBCP
The supplied drivers enable the resistive touch layer and a software keyboard for system interaction without a mouse. FBCP support allows software resolution configuration and dual-display output. At 50Hz refresh the stack can play MP4 video, run RetroPie games and access up to 17 camera modes via touch.
Priekšrocības
- 5 inch display with 480x320 resolution for compact projects
- Resistive touch panel with XPT2046 controller enables direct input
- 125MHz SPI interface provides clear stable visuals
- FBCP software driver supports dual-display configuration
- 50Hz refresh rate allows video playback and RetroPie gaming
Specifikācijas
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Jautājumi par šo preci
Does the 3.5 inch screen come with everything needed to mount it on a Raspberry Pi B+, 2B, 3B or 3B+ or are extra parts required?
The board plugs directly onto the GPIO header of any revision of Raspberry Pi B+, 2B, 3B or 3B+; no separate hardware is required for mounting or connection.
Which software driver should I choose between the standard SPI driver and the FBCP driver for the 480x320 panel?
Use the standard SPI driver for direct frame-buffer output, or enable the FBCP driver when you need a configurable software resolution or dual-display mirroring.
What does the 125MHz SPI clock mean for video playback on the 480x320 resistive display?
Combined with the Raspberry Pi's 50Hz refresh rate, the 125MHz SPI link supports smooth MP4 video and RetroPie gaming on the 3.5 inch screen.
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