ili9325 2.8 tft lcd manufacturer

This is a very nice 2.8" TFT Color LCD 240 x 320 pixel with Touch Screenscreen display module. It has an embedded ILI9325 graphics controller and on-board AD7843 touch screen controller that delivers standalone functionality to any project. It is easy to use.

We’ve done quite a number of tutorials on the use of several displays with Arduino boards and today we will add another tutorial to that list. We will look at the ILI9325 based 2.8″ touchscreen display shown below and how it can be used with the Arduino to deliver a better user experience for your projects.

For today’s tutorial, we will use the ILI9325 driver based, 2.8″ display from Geekcreit. The display comes as a shield so it’s ready to be used for Arduino based projects. It is an 18-bit color display with a total of 262,000 different color shades. The display has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels with individual pixel control.

The 2.8″ TFT display used for this project comes as a shield with the form factor of the Arduino Uno. This makes it easy to connect the shield to boards like the Uno, Mega and Due, as all we need to do, is plug it directly into the board, eliminating all the mess made by wires.  Plug the display to the Arduino as shown in the image below.

The code for this tutorial is heavily reliant on a modified version of Adafruit’s TFT LCD,GFX and touchscreen libraries. These libraries can be downloaded from the links attached to them.

Next, we declare the colors to be used with their hexadecimal values and we create an object of the Adafruit TFTLCD library, indicating the variables used to represent the pins of the Arduino to which the display is connected.

We start by initializing the serial monitor and the display. After this, we set the orientation of the LCD and fill the screen with a black color to serve as the background.

This is a keyestudio 2.8 inch TFT LCD shield with touchscreen. This TFT display is driven with ILI9325 chip and has 240x320 pixels with individual RGB pixel control.

First put the picture into SD card using the card reader and then insert the SD card inside the shield. Stack well the LCD shield onto the UNO R3. After power on and upload the code 1 to UNO board, you should see the picture is displayed on the LCD screen. Below is some example pictures.

This is a 2.8" Arduino Touch Screen Tutorial with the ILI9325 driver. Is this Arduino touch display a good option for your Arduino projects? Keep watching in...

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