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1.9 inch IPS LCD module with 170×320 resolution, 262K colours and SPI interface for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 development
The LORDWORLD 1.9inch SPI LCD module delivers a 170×320 resolution with 262K colours through an integrated ST7789V2 driver. Its small footprint suits handheld instruments, sensor readouts or wearable prototypes where a crisp colour panel is needed without a large enclosure.
The serial peripheral interface reduces the GPIO demand to a handful of lines, leaving more pins free for sensors or actuators. Example wiring and driver code are provided for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 platforms, so the screen can be driven directly from common development boards.
Ready-to-run code repositories for the three supported platforms let developers verify hardware connections and rendering logic within minutes. This reduces bring-up time for custom user interfaces, data visualisation or diagnostic menus in new IoT edge devices.
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The module shows 170×320 pixels with 262K colours, giving a clear and colourful image on the 1.9 inch IPS panel.
The SPI interface works with Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 boards, using only a few IO pins for communication.
Use the online examples for Raspberry Pi, Arduino or STM32; the common mistake is skipping the display-specific initialisation sequence in the sample code.
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