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Pimoroni

Pimoroni PIM476 1.3" 240x240 SPI Colour LCD Breakout 3.3V 5V

SKU CH-711B-JEEN9

A 1.3-inch colour LCD with 240x240 resolution, SPI interface and 3.3V or 5V operation for Raspberry Pi and Arduino projects

  • Crisp 240x240 IPS colour on a 1.3" square display
  • SPI interface keeps wiring simple for microcontroller projects
  • Works at 3.3V or 5V logic without extra level shifters
  • Reverse polarity protection guards the board against accidental mis-wiring
  • Compatible with every Raspberry Pi model, Pico and Arduino boards

Compact square display for Pi and Arduino projects

This 1.3 inch colour LCD has a 240 by 240 pixel IPS panel and connects over SPI. It runs at 3.3 volts or 5 volts and includes reverse polarity protection. The breakout works with every Raspberry Pi model and with Arduino boards.

Check SPI pins and voltage level before wiring

Confirm your board exposes the required SPI lines and that the logic level matches the 3.3 volt or 5 volt supply you plan to use. No extra driver chips are mentioned, so the host must drive the display directly.

Low power draw keeps thermals simple

The small panel and SPI interface draw little current, so the board runs cool without a heatsink or fan. Reverse polarity protection guards against accidental supply reversal during development.

Highlights

  • Crisp 240x240 IPS colour on a 1.3" square display
  • SPI interface keeps wiring simple for microcontroller projects
  • Works at 3.3V or 5V logic without extra level shifters
  • Reverse polarity protection guards the board against accidental mis-wiring
  • Compatible with every Raspberry Pi model, Pico and Arduino boards

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the PIM476 breakout include header pins or do I need to buy them separately?

The board ships as a bare PCB so you will need to source and solder your own header pins or wires.

Should I choose the 3.3 V or 5 V logic level for my Raspberry Pi Pico project?

The display works with either 3.3 V or 5 V logic so you can match the Pico's 3.3 V directly without a level shifter.

What does the 240x240 pixel resolution mean for text and graphics on the 1.3" screen?

At 240 by 240 pixels on a 1.3" IPS panel you get sharp, square pixels suitable for small fonts and simple graphics.

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