0.96 OLED Display Module – Upper Yellow/Lower Blue (128×64)

This 128×64 OLED upper yellow & lower blue module has an SPI/I2C interface for a fast data rate, and it allows you to connect to many different development boards, including Raspberry Pi, Arduino, STM32, and others.

You read that right – it has an upper yellow section and lower blue section, minds blown!

With its vibrant yellow and blue colours, SSD1315 driver and ultra-narrow bezel with onboard voltage translator, this is a small but powerful module that you can use with many different projects! 

Small OLED modules are a popular option for adding a simple display to your project for monitoring data, displaying IP addresses, weather, counters or anything else you decide to code!

Be sure to check out our tutorial showing how to use this with the Raspberry Pi Pico using I2C or check out Tony’s article showing how to use it with a Pico and SPI!

Note: Does NOT come with a Raspberry Pi board

Connection Example – Raspberry Pi via SPI Interface

Features

• Ultra-narrow bezel, compact size, with onboard voltage translator
• 4-wire SPI and I2C interfaces, better compatibility, fast data rate
• Comes with online development resources (examples for Raspberry Pi/Arduino/STM32)

Specifications

OPERATING VOLTAGE	3.3V / 5V
RESOLUTION	128 × 64 pixels
COMMUNICATION INTERFACE	4-wire SPI / I2C
DISPLAY SIZE	21.74 × 11.18 mm
DISPLAY COLOUR	(C): upper yellow & lower blue; (D): white; (E): blue
DISPLAY PANEL	OLED
PIXEL SIZE	0.15 × 0.15 mm
DRIVER	SSD1315
MODULE SIZE	26.00 × 26.00mm

Resources

• Product Wiki
• Using an SSD1315 OLED with the Raspberry Pi Pico (I2C)
• MicroPython Skill Builders – #7 SPI OLED Displays

Pinout

RES	Reset, low active
DC	Data/Command selection (high for data, low for command)
CS	Chip selection, low active
CLK	Clock input
DIN	Data input
GND	Ground
VCC	Power (3.3V / 5V input)

Package Contents

• 1x 0.96′ OLED Module
• 1x Jumper cable female-female (7-pin)