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FEATHER-OLED-WING
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FeatherWing with 128x32 OLED screen, for all Feather boards
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A Feather board without extension is a Feather board without ambition! Here is the FeatherWing OLED: it adds a 128x32 monochrome OLED screen as well as 3 user buttons on any Feather board. By using stacking header for Feather or female Feather connector, you can connect a FeatherWing extension board above (or below) your Feather board!
This display is small with a diagonal of 1 "(2.54cm) but keeps a great readability thanks to the strong contrast of OLED technology. The screen has 128x32 individual OLEDs pixels/points and you will not need backlighting since the pixels of the screen produce their own light. This drastically reduces the consumption of the screen and explains why it has such a good contrast.
It's these crisp features that make us particularly fond of OLED screens! This FeatherWing OLED is also equipped with a reset button and 3 mini touch buttons named A, B and C ... enough to allow you to add a mini-interface to your Feather.
Tested and functional on the Feather 32u4, M0 and ESP8266 boards. The OLED screen only uses two pins since it works on the Feather's I2C bus and it's easy to stack this FeatherWing with other FeatherWing boards (they can even share the same I2C bus).
To use this screen, follow the tutorial which explains how to install and use the Arduino library. This screen is the version of the 128x32 I2C OLED breakout made for the Feather range.