Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Continue shopping

0.65” AMOLED Microdisplay 2560×1440 QHD – 1000-Nit MIPI Near-Eye Display for AR/VR & Optical Engines

SKU: DMGGO0065QHNA
Sale price$399.00
  • 💹 Enjoy a 20% discount for orders over 500
  • 📉 A 15% discount is available for orders ranging from 200 to 499
  • 🎁 A 10% discount is available for orders ranging from 50 to 199
  • 🎁 A 5% discount is available when ordering 10-49

Interested in customizing this product? Get in touch with us.

Order samples, immediate delivery.

Factory bulk lead time: 3 weeks.


Share
0.65” AMOLED Microdisplay 2560×1440 QHD – 1000-Nit MIPI Near-Eye Display for AR/VR & Optical Engines
0.65” AMOLED Microdisplay 2560×1440 QHD – 1000-Nit MIPI Near-Eye Display for AR/VR & Optical Engines Sale price$399.00

Resources & Downloads

Silicon-Based OLED Microdisplay

0.65" Silicon-Based OLED Microdisplay 2560 × 1440 with 4-Lane MIPI DSI

DMGGO0065QHNA is a 0.65-inch top-emitting, active-matrix-driven silicon-based OLED microdisplay with 2560 × 1440 resolution. It integrates signal enhancement circuits, row and column drive circuits, and logic control into a compact module designed for near-eye display systems requiring high resolution, high contrast, and wide operating temperature range.

The module uses a single MIPI DSI 4-lane input (D-PHY v1.1, 1.0 Gbps per lane) with DSC video compression support, an I2C control interface, an embedded temperature sensor, and PWM-mode brightness adjustment support within a 14.515 × 8.164 mm active area.

0.65"Diagonal screen size
2560 × 1440Native resolution
4-Lane MIPIDSI with DSC support
1000 cd/m²Typical brightness
Key Specifications at a Glance
Display Technology
Top-Emitting Silicon-Based OLED
Pixel Arrangement
Hexagon, 5.67 µm pitch
>100k
:1 Contrast
90 Hz
Refresh Rate
Operating Temp.
-20~+65°C
Supply Voltage
1.8V / 5V / -5V
Connector
HRS 40-pin
Brightness Range
50~1000 cd/m²
Near-Eye Display System
Designed for AR/VR smart glasses, electronic viewfinders, head-mounted displays, and compact optical instruments requiring high PPI and high contrast.

Technical Specifications

Sourced from official datasheet V1.0.0 (Nov 25, 2025) — for display selection, mechanical layout, and interface review.

Parameter Specification
Product Model DMGGO0065QHNA
Display Technology Top-emitting active-matrix-driven silicon-based OLED
Screen Size 0.65 inch diagonal
Active Area 14.515 mm × 8.164 mm
Resolution 2560 × 1440 (2592 × 1472 reserved)
Pixel Arrangement Hexagon
Pixel Dimension 5.67 µm × 5.67 µm
Gray Level 256 levels (8-bit)
Display Colors Color; RGB 8:8:8 input mode supported
Video Interface MIPI DSI 4-Lane, D-PHY v1.1 (1.0 Gbps per lane)
Video Compression DSC supported
Control Interface I2C (10 kHz to 400 kHz)
Typical Brightness 1000 cd/m²
Recommended Brightness Range 50 to 1000 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio > 100000:1
Luminance Uniformity ≥ 90% @ 1000 cd/m²
Refresh Rate 90 Hz
Supply Voltage VDD 1.8V, VAN 5V, VEE -5V
Connector HRS BM23PF0.8-40DP-0.35V (40-pin)
Operating Temperature -20°C to +65°C
Storage Temperature -55°C to +70°C

Optical Characteristics

Brightness, contrast, uniformity, and pixel data for sample evaluation and display comparison.

Luminance

1000 cd/m² Typ.

Typical brightness is 1000 cd/m² with a recommended brightness range of 50 to 1000 cd/m². The datasheet lists PWM-mode brightness adjustment and brightness adaptive adjustment support, while detailed brightness adjustment parameters are marked as TBD.

Contrast Ratio

> 100000:1

The contrast ratio is specified as greater than 100000:1, enabled by the self-emissive silicon-based OLED technology with deep black levels.

Uniformity

≥ 90% @ 1000 cd/m²

Luminance uniformity is greater than or equal to 90% measured at 1000 cd/m², providing a reference for sample inspection and acceptance review.

Refresh Rate

90 Hz

The module operates at a 90 Hz refresh rate, supporting smooth motion display for near-eye viewing applications.

Gray Level

256 Levels (8-bit)

8-bit gray level with 256 steps supports color depth for near-eye image rendering. Image brightness and contrast digital adjustment are available via I2C registers.

Pixel Density

5.67 µm Pixel Pitch

Hexagon pixel arrangement with 5.67 µm × 5.67 µm pixel dimension delivers high pixel density for fine near-eye detail rendering across the 14.515 × 8.164 mm active area.

Power Rails and Signal Details

DC characteristics, interface pins, and power-on sequence from the datasheet — for PCB design and processor-interface evaluation.

Digital Power

VDD 1.75 to 1.85 V

Typical value is 1.8 V with maximum current of 150 mA. Absolute maximum range is -0.3 V to 2.2 V. Check processor I/O compatibility before PCB layout.

Analog Power

VAN 4.9 to 5.3 V

Typical value is 5.0 V with maximum current of 100 mA. The datasheet lists VAN DC range as 4.9 to 5.3 V, while Absolute Maximum Ratings list VAN as -0.3 V to 5 V; confirm the allowable design margin with DisplayModule before final PCB design.

Negative Voltage Supply

VEE -5.5 to -4.9 V

Typical value is -5.0 V with maximum current of 100 mA. The datasheet lists VEE DC range as -5.5 to -4.9 V, while Absolute Maximum Ratings list VEE as -5.0 V to 0.3 V; confirm the allowable negative-voltage design margin before final PCB design.

MIPI Interface: Single MIPI DSI 4-lane input (D-PHY v1.1, 1.0 Gbps per lane). Data lanes: DATAP0/DATAN0, DATAP1/DATAN1, DATAP2/DATAN2, DATAP3/DATAN3. Clock pair: CLKP/CLKN. DSC video compression supported.
I2C Control Interface: SDA and SCL pins with 1.8 V pull-up resistors. Communication rate: 10 kHz to 400 kHz. Slave address selectable via SERADD pin: 0x54 (low) or 0x55 (high). Used for register configuration, brightness, contrast, and display mode control.
Power-On Sequence: Follow the datasheet timing diagram for VDD, VAN, VEE, RESET, I2C initialization, and MIPI signal input. Minimum values include VDD power-on delay 5 ms, VEE power-on delay 10 ms, power stabilization 10 ms, initialization 100 ms, and MIPI signal input time 5 ms. Strictly follow the sequence to avoid display abnormality or damage.
Reset Signal: RESET pin, active-low. EXVDD_SEL pin should be pulled high to 1.8 V. Verify reset timing against the datasheet during hardware design.
Connector: HRS BM23PF0.8-40DP-0.35V, 40-pin in-line connector. Confirm the mating connector against the datasheet mechanical drawing before PCB layout.
Video Timing: Video signal input shall comply with VESA standard. Typical timing: V_Sync 4, V_Back 6, V_Front 18, V_Valid 1440 (HSYNC); H_Sync 36, H_Back 60, H_Front 24, H_Valid 2560 (PCLK).

Functional Features

I2C-configurable modules integrated into the microdisplay for near-eye display applications.

Display Control & Enhancement

The microdisplay integrates signal enhancement circuits, logic control, and I2C-configurable functions for flexible integration into near-eye optical systems.

  • Signal enhancement & logic control integrated on-chip
  • I2C register-based brightness, contrast & mode control
  • Inverse display & timed pixel shift for retention reduction
  • Built-in temperature sensor with I2C readback
Temperature Sensor Built-in sensor with I2C readback through register 3003H. Detailed temperature measurement parameters are marked as TBD in the datasheet.
PWM Brightness Adjustment Recommended brightness range 50–1000 cd/m². PWM-mode and adaptive brightness support are listed; detailed brightness adjustment parameters are marked as TBD. Register 0800H is used for image brightness digital adjustment.
Contrast Digital Adjustment Segmented via registers 0600H–0603H. Range 0x00 to 0xFF.
Inverse Display & Pixel Shift H/V flip via 0002H. Timed image movement via 0200H–0202H can help reduce residual-image risk during prolonged static display.
BIST Test Patterns White, red, green, blue, grayscale, color bar, checkerboard via 0001H.

Video Signal Transfer Format

Supported MIPI DSI input formats and YCbCr-to-RGB conversion formulas — configured via register 0001H.

YCbCr 4:2:2

16-bit Mode

16-bit YCbCr 4:2:2 mode is supported. YCbCr to RGB conversion formula selectable: BT601 new, BT601 old, or BT709.

YCbCr 4:2:0

12-bit Mode

12-bit YCbCr 4:2:0 mode is supported. Suitable for compressed video input with reduced bandwidth requirements.

RGB 8:8:8

24-bit Mode

24-bit RGB 8:8:8 mode is supported for full-color direct input. Provides full color depth for near-eye display rendering.

Engineering Notes for Product Integration

Key considerations for hardware design, PCB layout, and optical system integration.

01

Power-On Sequence

Strictly follow the datasheet timing diagram for VDD, VAN, VEE, RESET, I2C initialization, and MIPI signal input. Incorrect sequencing may cause display abnormality or panel damage. Minimum timing values include t1 5 ms, t2 10 ms, t3 10 ms, t4 100 ms, and t7 5 ms.

02

MIPI Timing Configuration

Verify DSI clock, 4-lane configuration, and DSC compression settings against your host processor before PCB routing. The module uses D-PHY v1.1 with 1.0 Gbps per lane HS speed.

03

Connector Matching

Confirm the mating connector for the HRS BM23PF0.8-40DP-0.35V (40-pin) against the datasheet mechanical drawing before PCB layout. Verify FPC routing and pin assignment.

04

Optical System Integration

This is a microdisplay designed for near-eye display systems. An appropriate optical system is required to achieve the intended large-screen viewing effect. Confirm optical design requirements with your optics team.

05

Touch Configuration

Touch input is not specified in the datasheet. Do not assume touch support unless it is confirmed separately by DisplayModule.

06

Handling and Storage

Glass and silicon edges are easily damaged and must not be subject to physical stress. Short-term storage: -55°C to 70°C (≤ 100 hours). Long-term storage: 25°C ± 5°C in dry nitrogen or vacuum-sealed container. Avoid UV rays, ionizing radiation, bending, and heat sources.

Reliability Conditions for Project Evaluation

Temperature ranges and absolute maximum ratings — for environmental tolerance review before sample evaluation.

-20°C ~ +65°C
Operating Temperature

Helps customers review environmental tolerance for normal operation in near-eye display systems.

-55°C ~ +70°C
Storage Temperature

Short-term up to 100 hours. Long-term: 25°C ± 5°C in dry nitrogen or vacuum-sealed container.

2.2V / 5V / 0.3V
Absolute Maximum (VDD / VAN / VEE)

VDD: -0.3V to 2.2V. VAN: -0.3V to 5V. VEE: -5.0V to 0.3V. Exceeding limits may affect product life and reliability.

Common Questions Before Sample Evaluation

Q

What is the actual display size and pixel density?

0.65 inches diagonal with an active area of 14.515 mm × 8.164 mm and 5.67 µm pixel pitch in a hexagon arrangement.

Q

What interfaces does the module support?

MIPI DSI (4-lane, D-PHY v1.1, 1.0 Gbps per lane) for video input and I2C (10 to 400 kHz) for control. DSC video compression is supported. See the Technical Specifications table for details.

Q

What is the typical brightness and contrast?

Typical brightness is 1000 cd/m² with an adjustable range of 50 to 1000 cd/m². Contrast ratio is greater than 100000:1.

Q

What is the operating temperature range?

Operating: -20°C to +65°C. Storage: -55°C to +70°C. See the Reliability section for absolute maximum ratings.

Q

Does this module support touch input?

Touch input is not specified in the datasheet. Do not assume touch support unless it is confirmed separately by DisplayModule.

Q

What video input formats are supported?

16-bit YCbCr 4:2:2, 12-bit YCbCr 4:2:0, and 24-bit RGB 8:8:8 modes. YCbCr-to-RGB conversion supports BT601 and BT709 formulas. See the Video Signal Transfer Format section.

Q

What should be reviewed before PCB layout?

40-pin HRS connector match, MIPI lane mapping, power-on sequence, reset timing, power rails (VDD, VAN, VEE), and I2C slave address selection via SERADD pin.

Q

Are there any TBD items in the datasheet?

Yes. Power consumption, temperature measurement details, and brightness adjustment specifics are marked as TBD in the current datasheet version (V1.0.0). Confirm with DisplayModule for the latest information.

Download the DMGGO0065QHNA Datasheet

Download the official datasheet for full electrical specifications, DC characteristics, DSI timing, power-on sequence, register map, video signal formats, and mechanical drawings to support your integration review.

Confirm dimensions, interface details, connector matching, and mechanical requirements before placing an order.

Reviews from our customers