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Hobby Components 1602 SmartLCD

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$2.79 $4.58 In stock

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The 1602 SmartLCD module is a serially controlled 2 line by 16 character alphanumeric LCD display. Unlike most serial LCD modules on the market the 1602 SmartLCD includes a microcontroller which gives the module a rich set of features. It also requires no software or libraries to initialise the display, output text to the screen or control the features of the module, which reduces...

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella F. ★★★★★

Plugged it in and the serial control works right out of the box — saved me from wiring up a dozen pins. Two lines are crisp and easy to read in my project.

Ellie M. ★★★★★

The microcontroller integration makes wiring this up a breeze compared to the usual parallel LCD modules I've struggled with. Text updates are instant over just two wires, and the backlight is bright enough for my workbench.

Violet ★★★★★

The built-in microcontroller handles all the serial communication overhead, so I just sent simple ASCII commands and it worked perfectly. No extra wiring or libraries needed.