Skip to Content
  1. All products
  2. Display
  3. Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module – Red
  4. Display
मूल्य सूची: Default मूल्य सूची
मूल्य सूची: Default मूल्य सूची

Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module – Red

Operating supply voltage: 5 to 7V

Data interface level: 2.7-5V.

Resolution: 84 x 48 pixel

Backlight: Blue.

Add to cart Buy now
 
Add to wishlist
Price
₹ 240.00 ₹ 240.00

Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module

The Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module – Red is a display module derived from the screens used in old Nokia 5110/3310 cell phones, now popularly adopted by hobbyists for various graphic and text applications.

Despite its industrial heritage, this LCD display is remarkably user-friendly. Originally designed for cell phones, the Nokia 5110 is a basic graphic LCD screen that has found widespread use in numerous applications.

Mounted on a convenient PCB, the Nokia 5110 LCD Module utilizes a Philips PCD8544 LCD driver, specifically engineered for mobile devices.

Featuring a resolution of 84 x 48 pixels, the Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module offers a cost-effective solution for displaying both graphics and text. This revised module operates with a 5V input, eliminating the need for an additional level shifter.

Utilizing the PCD8544 controller, the same chip found in the Nokia 3310 LCD, this module ensures efficient power consumption and minimal external components. The controller drives a graphic display of 48 rows and 84 columns, offering all necessary functions for display operation within a single chip. Additionally, the PCD8544 interfaces seamlessly with microcontrollers through a serial bus interface, enhancing its versatility and ease of integration.

Tutorial:

How to use Nokia 5110 LCD Module

Package Includes:

1 x Nokia 5110 LCD Display.

Pin Configuration:
  1. (Reset) RST—-> D3 
  2. (Chip Selection) CE—->D4
  3. (Data/Commands Choice) DC—->D5
  4. (Serial Data Line)Din—->D6
  5. (Serial Clock Speed.)CLK—->D7
  6. (Backlight Control Terminal) BL—->Gnd
  7. Vcc—-> 5v to 7V
  8. Gnd—>Gnd
Pin No:Pin Name:Description
1ResetThis pin resets the module. It an active low pin (resets when 0V is provided)
2Chip Enable (CE)This pin is made low (0V) to select this particular display when more than one SPI peripherals are used.
3Data/Command (DC)This pin is used to switch between Data mode (high) and Command mode (low)
4Serial Input (DIN)This is the input pin (MOSI) through which serial instructions are sent
5Clock (CLK)All SPI modules require a common clock, this clock source is supplied to this pin
6Power (Vcc)This pin is used to power the display the supply voltage is from 5V to 7V
7Back Light (BL)Connects to the ground of the circuit.
8Ground (Gnd)Connects to the ground of the circuit.
Operation of Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module at 3.3V 

Many devices that can be used with an Arduino, require a power supply of 3.3V. This is also the case with the Nokia 5110. The best way to deal with 5V devices is to take an Arduino Pro, which can run on 5V.

Thanks to the internal clamp of the PCD8544 we can use a very simple level shifter. Four current limiting resistors of 10kΩ can do the job. When an LCD control line is high, the current through the 10kΩ resistor is just 40uA, so this is harmless. Note that we can’t read back from the LCD with this circuit.

Operation of Nokia 5110 LCD Display Module at 5V

Because VDD max = 7V, the PCD8544 controller can handle 5 to 7V, but the Nokia 5110 LCD works best at 5V. The four resistors of 10kΩ avoid streaks on the LCD display. (at 7V the screen becomes somewhat black when tested)

Features:

  1. 84 X 48 dot matrix LCD can show 4 lines of characters.
  2. Use serial interface communicate with the master processor, the number of interface signal line reduced greatly, only 8 signal lines including power and GND.
  3. Support different types of MCU, such as the Arduino, AVR, SPI, MCS51 and so on.
  4. Transfer rate up to 4Mbps, can full speed write display data without waiting time.
  5. Can use the conductive glue to connect the module to the printed board, without cables. The metal hooks on the module can fix the module on the printed board, which is very easy to install and replace.
  6. LCD controller/driver chip has been bound to LCD chip, the volume of LCD is small.
  7. Low power supply, the working current in a normal situation is lower than 200µA and has the power-down mode.
  8. “LIGHT” linked with GND, the backlight to be lit.
  9. Need you to compress the screen and PCB tighter, might be got loose after the delivery.
  10. Use a 5 to 7V controller, otherwise, the display could be quite vague.

Explore New Arrivals

Your Dynamic Snippet will be displayed here... This message is displayed because you did not provide enough options to retrieve its content.