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LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 4 inch Capacitive Touch LCD (C) 720×720 IPS DPI 60Hz
A 4-inch square IPS touch display for Raspberry Pi with 720×720 resolution, DPI666 interface at up to 60Hz refresh rate and 5-point capacitive touch over I2C
- Square 4 inch IPS panel fits Pi 40-pin header
- 720×720 resolution gives crisp detail at 60Hz
- DPI666 interface drives smooth 60 Hz refresh
- Five-point capacitive touch via I2C enables gestures
- Runs Raspbian, Kali and Ubuntu Mate out of the box
Raspberry Pi 40-pin LCD module
This 4 inch square LCD connects directly to the Raspberry Pi 40-pin GPIO header. It is designed for makers building compact IoT edge devices or development boards. The panel uses the DPI666 interface to deliver a 720×720 IPS image at up to 60Hz refresh rate.
Capacitive touch and OS support
Five-point capacitive touch input is handled through the Pi I2C interface, adding interactive control without extra wiring. The display works with Raspbian, Kali and Ubuntu MATE, so existing Pi software stacks run without modification.
720×720 panel capacity
The 720×720 resolution suits dashboard readouts, portable GUIs and camera previews in a small footprint. The 60Hz ceiling covers smooth UI animation but leaves no headroom for high-frame-rate video or fast gaming workloads.
Priekšrocības
- Square 4 inch IPS panel fits Pi 40-pin header
- 720×720 resolution gives crisp detail at 60Hz
- DPI666 interface drives smooth 60 Hz refresh
- Five-point capacitive touch via I2C enables gestures
- Runs Raspbian, Kali and Ubuntu Mate out of the box
Specifikācijas
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Jautājumi par šo preci
Will the 40-pin GPIO header need replacement after long-term use?
The display connects through the 40-pin GPIO header on the Raspberry Pi; the header is part of the Pi board itself and is not a replaceable component on this LCD module.
What limits the refresh rate during continuous operation?
The DPI666 interface drives the panel at up to 60 Hz, so the interface bandwidth is the first limit reached under sustained use.
How much heat does the screen produce when running all day?
The LCD draws power only from the Pi's GPIO supply; with no onboard backlight driver or active cooling, heat output is minimal and typically matches the Pi's own idle thermal load.
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