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Small 1.8 inch LCD display board with female pin header for Raspberry Pi Pico

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 1.8inch LCD Display Module HAT 160×128 development board

SKU CH-G249-91KZV

1.8 inch LCD module with 160×128 resolution and 65K RGB colours, SPI interface and direct Pico header

  • 160×128 resolution with 65K RGB colours for vivid visuals
  • SPI bus keeps pin count low for simpler wiring
  • Onboard female header plugs straight onto Raspberry Pi Pico
  • Includes C/C++ and MicroPython examples to speed development
  • ST7735S driver handles display timing without extra code

Compact display HAT for Raspberry Pi Pico

The LORDWORLD 1.8inch LCD Display Module HAT adds a 160×128 pixel colour screen directly onto a Raspberry Pi Pico series board. It uses an embedded ST7735S driver and a four-wire SPI bus that needs only a few GPIO pins. The onboard female header aligns with the Pico pinout for solderless attachment. Example code in C/C++ and MicroPython is included to accelerate development.

Suited for Pico projects needing a small colour

Makers building handheld instruments, status panels or simple GUIs benefit from the 65K RGB colour depth and plug-in convenience. Developers who require a larger viewing area, touch input, a parallel interface or a different controller should consider other display modules. The fixed 1.8inch diagonal and SPI-only connection limit flexibility for high-refresh or multi-display designs.

160×128 resolution over SPI with ST7735S driver

The single specification that decides fit is the 160×128 pixel resolution driven by the ST7735S controller over a serial peripheral interface. This determines the available drawing area, colour depth and pin count required from the host board. Verify that the target application can operate within these constraints before integrating the HAT.

Pluspunten

  • 160×128 resolution with 65K RGB colours for vivid visuals
  • SPI bus keeps pin count low for simpler wiring
  • Onboard female header plugs straight onto Raspberry Pi Pico
  • Includes C/C++ and MicroPython examples to speed development
  • ST7735S driver handles display timing without extra code

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Does the 1.8 inch LCD draw enough current to heat up the Pico during continuous operation?

The module uses an SPI bus and the onboard ST7735S driver, which typically consume very little power, so the display itself will not cause noticeable heating on the Pico during all-day use.

Which Raspberry Pi Pico models does the onboard female pin header fit directly?

The header is designed for direct attachment to standard Raspberry Pi Pico series boards, aligning with their GPIO pinout for a solderless connection.

Will the SPI interface on this display conflict with other SPI sensors I already have wired to the Pico?

The display operates as a standard SPI device; you can share the bus with other SPI peripherals by using a separate chip-select line for each device.

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