Prototyping PCB for a 2.8" TFT touch display and Particle Photon.
What is it? Display and prototyping PCB for the Particle Photon. It allows for the cheap and readily available 2.8" Touch TFT 240x320 SPI displays to interface to a Particle Photon. Basic kit conta...
Read More…Display and prototyping PCB for the Particle Photon. It allows for the cheap and readily available 2.8" Touch TFT 240x320 SPI displays to interface to a Particle Photon.
Basic kit contains.
Optional Extras:
The 2.8" displays are cheap and readily available from eBay and other sellers from China, this PCB allows one to be easily connected to the Photon to give it a nice and simple display.
Please note that this does NOT include a Photon and the display is an optional extra.
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