RG1602 Display 16x2 White

The RG1602 Display 16x2 White is a 16x2 LCD module, often used for displaying alphanumeric characters in various embedded systems and DIY electronics projects. This display has 16 characters per line and 2 lines, making it ideal for showing short messages, sensor data, or status updates.

Applications:-

Arduino and Raspberry Pi Projects: Commonly used for displaying outputs, such as sensor readings, system statuses, or simple text-based interfaces.
Embedded Systems: Often found in devices requiring a user interface for status or information output.
Home Automation: Used in systems where you want to display information like temperature, time, humidity, or other sensor readings.
Industrial and Commercial Devices: Frequently used in devices that require a simple text-based output but do not need high-resolution displays.

Example Wiring:-

If you plan to use this display with a microcontroller like an Arduino:

VCC goes to 5V or 3.3V (depending on your display and microcontroller).
GND to ground.
RS to a digital pin (often Pin 12 on Arduino).
E to a digital pin (often Pin 11 on Arduino).
D4 to D7 for data transmission (depending on whether using 4-bit or 8-bit mode).
V0 (optional) for controlling the contrast (connected to a potentiometer or ground).

Price : 108.00 excl. GST

Qty	Price
1 >	108.00
6 >	104.00
21 >	100.00
50 >	97.00
100 >	96.00
200 >	94.00
500 >	92.00

Description
Datasheet

Features & Description:-

Display Type:
- It’s a 16x2 character LCD display, meaning it has 16 columns and 2 rows for displaying text. It can show a total of 32 characters at a time.
White Text on Black/Blue Background:
- The text is white and typically displayed on a black or blue background. This color combination is common for most character LCD displays, providing good contrast and readability.
Controller:
- The display usually uses the HD44780 controller or a compatible one (like KS0066), which is widely supported in embedded development environments.
Interface:
- It operates using a parallel interface, either in 4-bit or 8-bit mode for communication with microcontrollers (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other embedded systems).
- It has control pins for RS (Register Select), E (Enable), and data pins D0 to D7 (only D4-D7 are typically used in 4-bit mode).
Backlight:
- It typically has a backlight to illuminate the display. The backlight can usually be controlled via a separate pin, and in some modules, a potentiometer can be used to adjust the brightness.
Voltage:
- It typically operates at 5V for most systems, though some versions may support 3.3V operation.
Character Set:
- It supports a standard ASCII character set, allowing it to display letters, numbers, and some special characters.

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