0.96 OLED Display Module (128×64)

This is a simple, affordable OLED display module to add to your projects using your favourite microcontroller.

This 0.96′ OLED has a 128×64 resolution and is driven by the popular SSD1306 using I2C for communication with your microcontroller – meaning it will work for lots of code libraries for various boards and programming languages. When showing data, the text is white.

The pins are pre-soldered and can be popped straight into a breadboard, ready to hook up with jumper wires.

We use them with the Raspberry Pi Pico all the time – in fact, we included a similar display in our Maker Advent Calendar, so you can re-use a lot of the examples from that day’s article – just change the display setup line to the right resolution, like this: display = SSD1306_I2C(128, 64, i2c).

We also stock a similar 1.3′ OLED display.

Features

• 0.96′ OLED display
• 128×64 resolution
• SSD1306 driver – lots of compatible code libraries
• I2C communication
  • The I2C address should be 0x3C
  • Use an I2C scanner program to check if your code doen’t run as expected
• Breadboard-compatible
• White text

Pinout

The OLED display has four pins. Connect them as follows:

Care: Not all OLED displays use the same pin order – check before following the wiring from a tutorial!

Resources

• Using an SSD1315 OLED with the Raspberry Pi Pico – libraries and wiring are the same
• Maker Advent Calendar OLED article – change the display setup line to: display = SSD1306_I2C(128, 64, i2c)

Package Contents

• 1x 0.96′ OLED Display (pins pre-soldered)