Nokia 5110 LCD Module | 84×48 Graphic Display | PCD8544

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Description

Nokia 5110 LCD Module | 84×48 Graphic Display | PCD8544

Product Overview

The Nokia 5110 LCD from Pro Tronix is a repurposed classic from the mobile phone era, now optimized for the maker community. Unlike character LCDs (like the 1602) which only display fixed letters, this is a Graphic LCD, meaning you have control over every single one of its 4,032 pixels.

Built around the PCD8544 controller, it uses a low-power CMOS design. It is highly prized for handheld devices because the screen is reflective; the brighter the sun, the easier it is to read. It features a gentle backlight for dark environments and communicates via a fast SPI interface, providing a smooth refresh rate for simple animations or real-time graphing.

Nokia 5110 PCD8544 with Arduino - Hackster.io

 

Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Resolution84 x 48 Pixels
ControllerPCD8544
InterfaceSerial SPI
Logic Voltage3.3V (5V compatible with resistors)
Backlight Voltage3.3V DC
Display TypeFSTN Graphic LCD
Module Size45mm x 45mm
SupplierPro Tronix

Key Features

  • Full Graphic Control: Draw lines, circles, custom icons, and varied text fonts with ease.

  • Sunlight Readable: Excellent visibility in outdoor conditions without needing a high-power backlight.

  • Ultra-Low Consumption: One of the most energy-efficient displays available, ideal for long-term battery projects.

  • Compact Footprint: Perfect for small enclosures where a 16×2 LCD would be too bulky.

Common Applications

  • Retro Handheld Games: Building “Snake” or “Pong” clones on an Arduino.

  • Portable Instrumentation: Displaying signal waves (Mini Oscilloscopes) or battery discharge graphs.

  • Low-Power Weather Nodes: Creating a battery-operated station that lasts months on a single charge.

  • Digital Compasses: Displaying a graphical needle and heading data for outdoor navigation.

⚠️ Important Usage Note: The Nokia 5110 is primarily a 3.3V device. When using it with a 5V Arduino Uno/Mega, it is highly recommended to use current-limiting resistors or a logic level shifter on the data lines to protect the PCD8544 controller.

You can see the rest of our available LCD displays from here: LCD | Pro Tronix