SunFounder LCD2004 Module w/ 3.3V Backlight

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SunfounderSKU: RB-Suf-85
Manufacturer #: CN0294

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Description

  • Dot matrix module
  • Designed to display 20 characters including letters, numbers, and symbols
  • Supports 4-bit and 8-bit data transmission mode
  • Working voltage: 5V / 3.3V backlight
  • Contrast adjustable with a 50K potentiometer

The SunFounder LCD2004 Module w/ 3.3V Backlight is a dot matrix module designed to display 20 characters including letters, numbers, and symbols. It supports 4-bit and 8-bit data transmission mode. It’s quite convenient for beginners to call the built-in library Liquid Crystal of Arduino IDE, no need to edit. The module has an adjustable contrast with a 50K potentiometer. To use the 3.3V backlight, just connect pin A to 3.3V, pin K to GND. The LCD2004 also works great with Arduino and other microcontrollers.

  • 1 x LCD2004
  • 16 x Pin Headers
  • 97 x 59 x 12 mm
  • Viewing area size: 71 x 21 mm
  • Pins’ Function
  • VSS: Connected to ground
  • VDD: Connected to a +5V power supply
  • VO: To adjust the contrast
  • RS: A register select pin that controls where you are writing data to in the LCD’s memory
  • R/W: A Read/Write pin to select between reading and writing mode
  • E: An enabling pin that, when low-level energy is supplied, causes the LDC module to execute relevant instructions
  • D0-D7: To read and write data
  • A and K: Pins that control the LCD backlight

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EricTheOld
Work well

This is the second one of these that I've purchased. I was motivated by price for the first purchase; happy enough to buy it again. Note: you have to solder the header on yourself - for me this was an advantage since it let me use a 90º header instead of the supplied straight header.

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