GC9A01 Touch Display Housing
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A custom circular enclosure for the GC9A01 1.28-inch round display module. Designed to encapsulate only the display and its PCB, leaving the internal cavity entirely open for custom battery and ESP32 layouts.
- Front Face: Solid circular window (Ø32.4 mm) perfectly matching the active screen area, with an internal lip.
- Internal Volume: 25 mm depth with a hollow core for custom electronics.
- Connections: Integrated Type-C port cutout on the bottom edge.
- Touch integration: A hidden 24 mm circular pocket in the back lid for a capacitive touch sensor, featuring an adjustable 0.8 mm testing membrane.
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