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Available space
Check the module width, height, thickness, viewing area and FPC position.
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STANDARD AND CUSTOM OLED MODULES
Graphic OLED Display Modules for Embedded Products
Compare Graphic OLED sizes, resolutions and interfaces for your display design.
Choose from 35 listed models from 0.42 to 5.5 inches, with SPI, I²C and MCU interface options. Order a standard sample first, or ask about a custom FPC, cover glass or driver board.
We usually reply within 24 hours on working days.
35listed models
0.42–5.5"catalog sizes
SPI · I²C · MCUinterface options
Sample firststandard models available
HOW TO CHOOSE
Start with the space and connection you have
Check these four points before choosing a part number. This avoids mechanical changes and extra software work later.
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Screen content
Choose enough pixels for readable text, icons, menus and numbers.
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Connection
Match the screen to the SPI, I²C or parallel MCU pins on your board.
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Color and use
Confirm the display color, viewing direction and working temperature.
Sizes listed0.42 to 5.5 inch
Common resolution128 × 64
Available shapesRectangle · square · round
Resolution range64 × 48 to 256 × 64
PRODUCT EXAMPLES
Compare sizes before ordering samples
These models cover small square, round and wide layouts. Open a product page to check the full drawing, pinout and datasheet.
Small rectangular screen
0.96" 128×64 I²C
DM-OLED096-63626 × 26 × 2.7 mm module, 2.8 V, SSD1315 controller.
See Product Details
Round screen
1.18" 128×128
DM-OLED118-65536.98 × 41.23 × 2.05 mm module with MCU, SPI and I²C.
See Product Details
Wide screen
3.12" 256×64 SPI
DM-OLED312-669Resolution: 256 × 64 pixels
Panel Size: 86.9 × 25.8 × 2.1 mm max
PCB Module Size: 100.0 × 33.0 × 5.4 mm
4-wire SPI · SSD1362 controller.
Large wide screen
5.5" 256×64
DM-OLED55-672Panel Size: 146 × 45 × 2 mm
PCB Module Size: 159.33 × 49.8 × 6.3 mm
Parallel, 4-wire SPI and 3-wire SPI options.
I²C, SPI OR MCU
Choose the connection your board can support
The interface affects pin count, wiring and screen update speed. Always check the voltage, pinout and initialization commands for the exact module.
Use fewer signal pins
SDA and SCL carry the display data. This is useful when your controller has limited free pins.
Update the screen faster
SPI uses more signal pins than I²C, but it is often a better fit for moving graphics and frequent updates.
Use a parallel data bus
6800 or 8080 MCU connections use more GPIO pins and are available on selected modules.
Need a closer comparison? Read the SPI and I²C guide
QUICK COMPARISON
See which module is closer to your design
Use this table for a first check. Confirm the full drawing and pinout on the product page before laying out your PCB.
| Part number | Screen | Module size | Connection | Temperature |
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| DM-OLED042-647p | 0.42" · 72×40 | 12 × 11 × 1.25 mm | I²C | −40 to +85°C |
| DM-OLED096-636 | 0.96" · 128×64 | 26 × 26 × 2.7 mm | I²C | −40 to +85°C |
| DM-OLED118-655 | 1.18" round · 128×128 | 36.98 × 41.23 × 2.05 mm | MCU · SPI · I²C | −40 to +80°C |
| DM-OLED312-669 | 3.12" · 256 × 64 pixels | Panel: 86.9 × 25.8 × 2.1 mm max PCB module: 100.0 × 33.0 × 5.4 mm |
4-wire SPI | −40 to +70°C |
| DM-OLED55-672 | 5.5" · 256×64 | Panel: 146 × 45 × 2 mm PCB module: 159.33 × 49.8 × 6.3 mm |
Parallel · SPI | Operating: −30 to +70°C Storage: −40 to +80°C |
FROM SAMPLE TO ORDER
Test the screen in your product before a larger order
Start with a standard module if it fits. If it does not, send your drawing and requirements so the team can check a different FPC, cover glass or driver board.
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Tell us what you need
Send the size, resolution, connection, color, temperature and expected quantity.
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Order a sample
Try a standard module, or check a custom sample when changes are needed.
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Test it in your product
Check startup code, screen content, power, viewing and operation in your enclosure.
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Confirm the order
Confirm the approved part, test requirements, quantity and delivery date.
WHAT YOU CAN GET
Help with samples, changes and testing
Standard samples
Evaluate listed modules before placing a volume order.
Custom parts
Ask about changes to the FPC, cover glass or driver board.
Screen inspection
Modules receive optical and electrical checks before shipment.
Technical help
Get datasheets and help with connection and startup questions.
WHERE THEY ARE USED
For products that need a small local screen
Show readings, settings, warnings, icons or simple menus close to the controls.
Industrial instruments
Portable equipment
Embedded control panels
Compact wearables
SAMPLE CHECKS
Test more than the first image on the screen
A sample may light up and still be wrong for your product. Check the part marking, size, connection, startup code and screen quality before approving it.
Open the incoming inspection guide-
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Confirm the part
Check the part number, revision, lot marking and FPC marking against your order.
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Measure the module
Check the outline, viewing area, connector position and FPC length against the drawing.
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Check the connection
Confirm voltage, pinout, timing and initialization with the controller used in your product.
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Run screen patterns
Use full-on, full-off and simple graphic patterns to look for dead pixels, uneven output and image errors.
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Test in the enclosure
Check viewing, cable routing, heat, startup and normal use with the final cover and power supply.
USEFUL GUIDES
Check the details before you choose
These short guides can help you compare screen types, connections and inspection points.
WHAT TO SEND US
Include these details for a useful reply
A drawing or short list is enough to start. We can use it to find a standard model or check whether a change is needed.
- 01Target outline, viewing area and thickness
- 02Resolution, display color and viewing needs
- 03SPI, I²C or MCU host interface
- 04Voltage and operating temperature
- 05Sample quantity, annual volume and schedule
BUYING HELP
Graphic OLED FAQ
Clear answers for selecting, testing and ordering a Graphic OLED module.
Start with a sample
Check mechanical fit, wiring and startup code in your own device.
Review the technical files
Use the drawing, pinout and datasheet for the exact part number.
Send complete requirements
Include size, interface, temperature, quantity and required date.
Six common questions
View Graphic OLED products
01 Can I evaluate a sample before a bulk order?
Yes. Standard Graphic OLED models can be ordered as samples. Confirm the part number and availability first, then test the module in your own hardware before planning a larger order.
02 Which interfaces are available?
The current range includes SPI, I²C and MCU interface options. Interface support varies by part number, so check the product drawing, pin assignment and datasheet before connecting the display.
03 What should I test on a sample?
Check the outside dimensions, active area, connector and FPC position, supply voltage, logic levels, pinout and startup sequence. Run full-screen patterns and test the module inside the final enclosure.
04 What details should I send if I have not chosen a model?
Send the space available, required display content, preferred interface, viewing direction, operating temperature and estimated quantity. These details make it easier to compare suitable listed models.
05 Can a Graphic OLED module be customized?
You can ask about changes such as the FPC shape, cover glass or a driver board. Share a drawing and the expected quantity so the team can review whether the requested change is practical.
06 How are price and lead time confirmed?
Price and lead time depend on the selected model, quantity, stock status and any requested changes. Send the exact part number, quantity and required date for a current quotation and schedule.
CONTACT DISPLAYMODULE
Tell us which Graphic OLED you need
Send your target specification, model reference and expected quantity. We will check suitable models and reply with product information, price and availability.
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