Capacitive 5-Inch IPS LCD Display with 800 x 480 Pixels and Tempered Glass for Raspberry Pi
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Capacitive 5-Inch IPS LCD Display with 800 x 480 Pixels and Tempered Glass for Raspberry Pi
The 5-inch DSI display is a lightweight, thin, and integrated screen structure, which is ideal for various projects, particularly in conjunction with Raspberry Pi. Thanks to the IPS display and a resolution of 800x480 pixels, it provides bright, sharp images and a wide viewing angle. It can work with various versions of Raspberry Pi and supports operating systems like Ubuntu, Kali, or WIN10 IoT. Protected by tempered glass, it is scratch-resistant and resistant to other damages. Low power consumption makes it an efficient solution for long-term use.
Specifications:
- Size: 5"
- Resolution: 800 x 480
- Display Interface: DSI
- Display Panel: IPS
- Viewing Angle: 160°
- Touch Type: Capacitive
- Touch Points: 5-Point
- Touch Interface: I2C
- Touch Panel: Tempered Glass
- Power Consumption: Low
- Certification: RoHS 2.0, CE
Product Features:
- Works with Raspberry Pi: Can work with various versions of Raspberry Pi and provides support for operating systems like Ubuntu, Kali, WIN10 IoT, or Retropie.
- Tempered Glass for Screen Protection: Thanks to the tempered glass, the screen is resistant to scratches and other damages.
- 5-Point Touch: The optional touch function allows for more flexible user interaction.
- Low Power Consumption: The low power consumption makes this device an efficient solution for long-term use.
- Certifications: The product complies with RoHS 2.0 and is CE certified.
Cooperation with Raspberry Pi
Wide Viewing Angle 160 °:
5-Point Touchscreen:
Software Adjustable Brightness:
Presentation:
Dimensions:
Package includes:
- Capacitive LCD DSI Display 5" 800 x 480 x1
- FPC cable x2
Wiki: 50H-800480-IPS
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