Molecule

7in Display Molecule

7in Display Molecule

NSFLatest StablePhoto3D ModelSymbolFootprint
component testingxrp platform
PhotographDigital TwinTop ViewFront LeftFront RightBack LeftBack RightSymbolFootprint
Creator Ray
Version 1.0.0
Created 2025-10-15
Availability 100%, 24/7
In Stock 15 units
Quality
7/10
Assets 13 files
⚡ Install this molecule

Paste this into Claude Code (VS Code panel, Adom editor, or terminal) to install:

Search the Adom Wiki for the molecule "7in Display Molecule" (slug: 7in-display-molecule-849000) at https://wiki-ufypy5dpx93o.adom.cloud/wiki/molecules/7in-display-molecule-849000. Download its symbol (.kicad_sym), footprint (.kicad_mod), and 3D model (.glb/.step) assets into my current KiCad project under symbols/, footprints/, and 3dmodels/ directories. Register them in the project library tables. Show me the files once installed.

This molecule integrates a 7-inch Luckfox touchscreen display with a built-in Raspberry Pi single-board computer. The display supports 1024×600 resolution with capacitive touch input, while the embedded Raspberry Pi provides full computing capabilities including HDMI output, USB ports, Wi-Fi, and GPIO access. All power, video, touch, and GPIO signals are broken out to machine contacts around the molecule’s perimeter.

NSF Relevance

This molecule allows users to prototype and test display-driven applications directly on the embedded Raspberry Pi. For example, a student adding an Edge AI camera to their XRP robot can use the display to view live video from the camera and test object detection algorithms in real time. It also supports experimentation with different camera sensors, GUI development, and interactive projects.

Science Drivers

component_testing, xrp_platform

Created by: adom Version: v1 Category: other

Description

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This molecule integrates a 7-inch Luckfox touchscreen display with a built-in Raspberry Pi single-board computer. The display supports 1024×600 resolution with capacitive touch input, while the embedded Raspberry Pi provides full computing capabilities including HDMI output, USB ports, Wi-Fi, and GPIO access. All power, video, touch, and GPIO signals are broken out to machine contacts around the molecule’s perimeter.

NSF Relevance

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This molecule allows users to prototype and test display-driven applications directly on the embedded Raspberry Pi. For example, a student adding an Edge AI camera to their XRP robot can use the display to view live video from the camera and test object detection algorithms in real time. It also supports experimentation with different camera sensors, GUI development, and interactive projects.

3D Model

Symbol & Footprint

Schematic Symbol

Symbol

PCB Footprint

Footprint

Interactive Symbol Viewer

Interactive Footprint Viewer

Files

Download ZIP
3D model.glb 3D Model
3D model_with_silkscreen.glb 3D + Silkscreen
PCB 7in Display Moleculte v19.brd PCB Board
F3D 7in Display Moleculte v19.f3d Fusion 360
SCH 7in Display Moleculte v7.sch Schematic
AR 7in Display Assembly v2.usdz AR Model
SYM 7in Display Molecule_symbol.json Symbol Definition
FP 7in Display Molecule_footprint.json Footprint Definition

AI Skill Technical Reference

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7in Display Molecule

Type: Adom Molecule Creator: adom Version: v1 Category: other Availability: 100%, 24/7

Overview

This molecule integrates a 7-inch Luckfox touchscreen display with a built-in Raspberry Pi single-board computer. The display supports 1024×600 resolution with capacitive touch input, while the embedded Raspberry Pi provides full computing capabilities including HDMI output, USB ports, Wi-Fi, and GPIO access. All power, video, touch, and GPIO signals are broken out to machine contacts around the molecule’s perimeter.

Pin Configuration

Left Edge

  • MP2 (medium, machine_pin, MACH_PIN_LRG_STD, drill: 3.45mm)
  • MC11 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC10 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC9 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC8 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC7 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC6 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC5 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC4 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC3 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC2 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC1 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MP1 (medium, machine_pin, MACH_PIN_LRG_STD, drill: 3.45mm)

Right Edge

  • MP3 (medium, machine_pin, MACH_PIN_LRG_STD, drill: 3.45mm)
  • MC22 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC21 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC20 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC19 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC18 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC17 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC16 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC15 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC14 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC13 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MC12 (medium, contact, CONTACT_MED, drill: 0.84mm)
  • MP4 (medium, machine_pin, MACH_PIN_LRG_STD, drill: 3.45mm)

Science Drivers

  • component testing
  • xrp platform

NSF Relevance

This molecule allows users to prototype and test display-driven applications directly on the embedded Raspberry Pi. For example, a student adding an Edge AI camera to their XRP robot can use the display to view live video from the camera and test object detection algorithms in real time. It also supports experimentation with different camera sensors, GUI development, and interactive projects.

Integration Guide

To use 7in Display Molecule in your design:

  1. Download the schematic symbol and PCB footprint from the Files section
  2. Import into your EDA tool (KiCad or Fusion 360 / EAGLE)
  3. Place the molecule in your schematic and connect the interface pins
  4. Use the 3D model (.glb) for mechanical fit verification

Design Notes

Board design files (.brd, .sch, .f3d) are available for modification and reference.

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