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I2C LCD Backpack Interface Module with PCF8574T Chip for 16x2 and 20x4 Character Displays ₹49.00 The JHD 128x64 Graphic LCD is the ultimate upgrade for your human-machine interface (HMI) projects. Whether you are building a weather station with custom icons or a handheld diagnostic tool, this display provides a high-contrast canvas with a professional blue backlight. Being Probots™ Lab Verified ????, we have tested this specific JHD module to ensure pixel-perfect clarity and consistent backlight luminance across the entire panel, ensuring your interface looks professional and remains highly readable in various lighting conditions.
Unlike generic 12864 displays found in local markets that often use recycled or "B-grade" silicon, our modules benefit from Probots™ Source-Trace . We source directly from verified Tier-1 factory lines to ensure you receive genuine JHD hardware that meets industrial tolerances. This ensures that the contrast ratio remains stable even during long operating hours, and the internal controller handles data commands without the flickering or ghosting common in lower-quality clones. This display is also Probots™ Logic-Safe , providing the reliability needed for integration with both 5V systems like Arduino and 3.3V systems like ESP32 with the correct level shifting.
To ensure your development process is as smooth as possible, this product includes access to Probots™ Tech-Bridge . This means you aren't just buying a component; you are gaining access to a local team of engineers in Bangalore who understand the nuances of the ST7920 controller and can provide verified wiring guides and library recommendations. We prioritize consistent stocking of this specific revision, making it Probots™ LifeCycle Ready, which is essential for institutional buyers or engineers designing products intended for long-term production runs where part consistency is critical.
For final implementation, the module supports both high-speed 8-bit parallel communication and a space-saving 3-wire SPI serial interface. This flexibility allows you to save precious I/O pins on smaller microcontrollers or maximize refresh rates for dynamic graphs on more powerful processors. With a wide operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C and a robust physical build, the JHD 128x64 Graphic LCD is engineered to move beyond the breadboard and into finished, reliable electronics.
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Safety Warning: Ensure the backlight current-limiting resistor is respected to avoid burnout.
JHD 12864 LCD Pinout Table
| Pin No | Symbol | Level | Description |
| 1 | VSS | 0V | Ground |
| 2 | VDD | 5V | Power Supply for Logic (+5V) |
| 3 | VO | -- | Contrast Adjustment (Via 10K Potentiometer) |
| 4 | RS (CS) | H/L | Parallel: Register Select; SPI: Chip Select |
| 5 | R/W (SID) | H/L | Parallel: Read/Write; SPI: Serial Data Input |
| 6 | E (SCLK) | H/L | Parallel: Enable Signal; SPI: Serial Clock |
| 7-14 | DB0-DB7 | H/L | Data Bus lines (Used in Parallel mode only) |
| 15 | PSB | H/L | Interface Select: H=Parallel, L=Serial (SPI) |
| 16 | NC | -- | No Connection |
| 17 | /RST | L | Reset Signal (Active Low) |
| 18 | VOUT | -- | LCD Negative Voltage Output (For contrast) |
| 19 | BLA (LED+) | 5V | Backlight Anode (+5V) |
| 20 | BLK (LED-) | 0V | Backlight Cathode (GND) |
Package Includes:
1 X JHD 128x64 Graphic LCD Module - Blue Backlight
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