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Identify chips, connectors, cables, and other components from markings, photographs, and descriptions of the surrounding circuitry or equipment.
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Help identifying this LCD module
From the aspect of the width vs height, it looks like something like a 160 x 128 pixel cog display. A 128 x 64 would have a close to 2:1 aspect ratio. This ratio is much closer. These are available …
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