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16x2 Character LCD Module, Blue Backlight (HD44780)

16x2 Character LCD Module, Blue Backlight (HD44780)

Part number: CHARX2LCD Displays

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65 EGP

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About this product

16×2 character LCD module with a blue LED backlight and an HD44780-compatible controller. It shows two rows of 16 alphanumeric characters through a standard 16-pin parallel interface. It is widely used with Arduino and other microcontroller boards for menus, readings and status messages in embedded and measurement projects.

Specifications

Display
16 characters × 2 lines
Backlight
Blue LED
Controller
HD44780-compatible
Character matrix
5 × 8 dots
Interface
16-pin parallel
Operating voltage
Typically 5V DC
Contrast
Adjustable

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of 16x2 Character LCD Module, Blue Backlight (HD44780) in Egypt?

16x2 Character LCD Module, Blue Backlight (HD44780) currently costs between 65 and 75 EGP across 4 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy 16x2 Character LCD Module, Blue Backlight (HD44780) in Egypt?

16x2 Character LCD Module, Blue Backlight (HD44780) is available from RAM Electronics, Microohm, UGE, and Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I wire this LCD to an Arduino?

Connect VSS to GND and VDD to 5V, and connect the contrast pin V0 to a potentiometer wiper. Then wire RS, RW (to GND for write-only use), E, and the data pins D4 to D7 for 4-bit mode. The backlight pins A and K need a current-limiting path as the module's datasheet specifies.

Can this module run on 3.3V boards like ESP32?

The listing states a typical operating voltage of 5V DC, so use a 5V supply as specified. For 3.3V logic boards, check the module's datasheet and logic-level requirements, and use level shifting where needed before connecting the data lines.