Raspberry Pi 5 FPC Display Cable – 22-Pin 0.5mm to 15-Pin 1mm Adapter
600.00 EGP
flexible flat cable (FFC) adapter converts the 22-pin 0.5mm pitch FPC connector on the Raspberry Pi 5 to a 15-pin 1.0mm pitch display interface, enabling seamless connectivity with DSI touchscreens, LCD panels, and custom displays. Perfect for projects requiring a compact, high-quality video link without HDMI overhead.
Description
Raspberry Pi 5 FPC Display Cable – 22-Pin 0.5mm to 15-Pin 1mm Adapter
🔑 Key Features
✅ Raspberry Pi 5 Compatible – Directly connects to the 22-pin DSI port (0.5mm pitch)
✅ Converts to Standard 15-Pin DSI – Works with official 7″ touchscreen and third-party LCDs
✅ High-Signal Integrity – Shielded to reduce EMI interference
✅ Flexible & Durable – 30cm length for easy routing in enclosures
✅ Plug-and-Play – No drivers needed (supports Raspberry Pi OS display config)
📊 Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Pi 5 Connector | 22-pin, 0.5mm pitch FPC |
| Display Connector | 15-pin, 1.0mm pitch FPC |
| Cable Length | 30cm (12″) |
| Signal Type | MIPI DSI (Display Serial Interface) |
| Compatibility | Raspberry Pi 5 only (not for Pi 4/3) |
| Supported Displays | Official 7″ Touchscreen, Waveshare DSI LCDs |
🚀 Why Use This Cable?
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Replaces Bulkier HDMI – Ideal for slim enclosures or embedded projects.
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Touchscreen Support – Retains capacitive touch functionality.
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Low Latency – Better for real-time dashboards than wireless solutions.
🔧 Installation Guide
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Power off the Pi 5 and locate the 22-pin DSI port (near HDMI).
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Insert the 0.5mm end into the Pi (gold contacts facing down).
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Connect the 15-pin end to your display (match pin 1 markings).
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Enable the display in
raspi-config(Display Options > DSI).
⚠ Note: Bend radius should be >5mm to avoid damaging FPC traces.
📦 Package Includes
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1 × 22-pin to 15-pin FPC cable (30cm)
🖥️ Supported Displays
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Raspberry Pi Official 7″ Touchscreen
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Waveshare 5.5″ DSI LCD
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Custom MIPI DSI panels (with 15-pin 1.0mm interface)
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