7 Inch LCD Development Board with Display and Dual Architecture

Bring ambitious embedded projects to life with a 7 inch LCD development board built for flexible, display-focused prototyping. Powered by the RP2350B development board platform, it lets developers work with dual Arm Cortex-M33 or dual Hazard3 RISC-V processors running up to 150MHz. The 800x480, 65K-color LCD gives interfaces, dashboards, and controls a spacious visual canvas. With generous onboard memory and versatile connectivity, this Raspberry Pi development board is well suited to makers, engineers, educators, and embedded-system developers.

Key Features

• 800x480 LCD display with 65K colors provides clear, detailed visuals on a generous 7-inch screen.
• Dual-core, dual-architecture RP2350B supports Arm Cortex-M33 or Hazard3 RISC-V processing for flexible development.
• 520KB SRAM, 16MB Flash, and 2MB PSRAM provide room for graphics, code, and demanding applications.
• USB Type-C development board connectivity simplifies programming and everyday setup, while CAN, RS485, I2C, UART, Sensor, and USB host/device support expand project possibilities.
  
  

Why Choose Our 7 Inch LCD Development Board?

Instead of combining a separate MCU board and display, this integrated platform puts processing, memory, a large LCD, and extensive interfaces together in one development-friendly solution. Its standout dual-architecture design gives developers more flexibility than conventional single-architecture boards, while drag-and-drop USB programming helps streamline prototyping.

Perfect For

• Embedded graphical user interfaces and control panels
• Industrial HMI and monitoring prototypes
• IoT dashboards and smart-device development
• Electronics education and programming projects
• CAN, RS485, sensor, and peripheral experiments
  
  

Turn Your Next Idea Into a Working Prototype

Build, test, and explore with a versatile development platform designed to give your ideas more room to grow. Order the Waveshare RP2350B 7 Inch LCD Development Board and start creating your next display-driven project.