Touchsy Pico W - the ultimate display solution for users who want an onboard controller with a versatile programming platform. Here are the features and specifications that make Touchsy Pico W a unique and must-have accessory: With Touchsy Pico W, you can easily program your display with your preferred language and use it in various projects and applications, from IoT to robotics. The resistive and capacitive touchscreen options allow you to choose the best option for your specific needs, and the additional GPIO pins allow you to connect more hardware to your display. Features: Official Raspberry Pi Pico W onboard for versatile programming options (Python, Arduino IDE, C, C++) Available in two variants: Resistive and Capacitive touchscreen SD card slot for storage and data transfer Battery port connector with Battery Management for portable use (3.7V Lithium) 4 programmable buttons for customizable control options Additional GPIO pins breakout for connecting more hardware Additional Type C to the power board Additional power supply facility for use with other peripheral Specifications: Operating voltage of pins 3.3V and board supply 5V 2” Display with resolution 240 × 320 ILI934 Display Driver FT6236 capacitive touch controller (Capacitive Variant) XPT2046 resistive touch controller (Resistive Variant) Appearance: RGB Colors: 65K/262K Viewing Angle(in degree): Left:70, Right:70, Up:50, Down:70 The operating temperature is -20℃~70℃ Storage Temperature is -30℃~80℃ Pinout: 3.2” Capacitive Touch Display Battery connector Additional GPIO breakout as JST PH SD card slot RPi Pico W Programmable Buttons Buzzer Power pins breakout Type C input power Dimension: Applications: DIY Electronics Projects Home Automation & Robotics projects Arduino and Raspberry Pi Projects Prototyping and Testing Data Visualization Integrate with Lab Instruments and Measurement Devices Internet of Things (IoT) projects Educational Projects Resources: For Capacitive: Software GitHub: Getting started guide, Demo example codes, etc. Hardware GitHub: Hardware design, Schematic, Step file, 3D file, etc. For Resistive: Software GitHub: Getting started guide, Demo example codes, etc. Hardware GitHub: Hardware design, Schematic, Step file, 3D file, etc.
