Unlike the 16×2 liquid crystal display module, the Oled display does not require backlight, which results in a very nice contrast and moreover the Oled display consumes less power when compared with other displays. Which I will tell you in a minute how to find this. Only by looking at the Oled display it’s really hard to tell whether this is SSD1306 or SH1106 model. There are two different models of the same Oled display module which are SSD1306 and SH1106. OLED stands for Organic light emitting diode.
This is a monocolor, 0.96-inch with 128×64 pixels Oled i2c display module. The Oled displays are the kinds of devices you’ll see on items like mp3 radios and smart watches and they’re very nice These things have a lot of excellent properties to use with an Arduino as a display, they are very easy to read, they take a very small current and you can read them from different angles.
Screen, but very small one as you can see in the picture below. These were developed during the 20th century the very first commercial device to use old LEDs was a Kodak camera in 2003 in 2013 Samsung became the first company to release OLED televisions and they’re now the biggest manufacturer in the world of OLED television screens now, the Oled we’re going to be using is not as big as TV I would appreciate your support in this way! Oled Technology: I may make a commission if you buy the components through these links. Note: For step by step explanation and practical demonstration, watch the video given at the end of this article. Without any further delay let’s get started!!!
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