For a long time, electronic paper technology was underestimated. 40 years have passed since it was invented for commercial use. Today, e-paper displays are very versatile, they are appreciated for their energy efficiency and very good image quality. They reflect light, just like paper, which distinguishes them from conventional flat-screen displays. This makes the emitted image more readable and we can see it better even in more difficult conditions, in sunny weather. Moreover, e-paper displays consume little energy, are energy efficient, which in turn results in low operating costs. The image quality, in turn, is also affected by high contrast. E-paper is a technology that provides image display by means of microscopic containers, which are filled with dark and white capsules. In the offer of Botland store you will find a wide range of displays created on the basis of this technology. They are a very good alternative to conventional displays.
E-paper displays
E-Paper 4,2'' 400x300px - display powered by NFC - Waveshare 17341
The e-paper display by Waveshare, allows you to easily display the image or graphic you need, by using a dedicated smartphone app and NFC transmission. An additional...- Reduced price
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E-paper E-Ink - I2C display module - 91 segments 1,9'' - Waveshare 22689
E-paper segment display with a diagonal of 1.9 ", consisting of 91 segments . The passive reflective screen is able to display a black and white image, the viewing angle is...Display e-paper 2,13'' 250x122px - Cloud Module - WiFi / Bluetooth - for Arduino - Waveshare 19399
Display made with e-paper technology produced by Waveshare. The diagonal of the screen is equal to 2.13'' and its resolution is 250 x 122 px . The pixel size is 0.194 x...2.13'' E-Paper E-Ink display 212x104px - SPI - 3 colors - for Raspberry Pi Pico - Waveshare 19588
A 2.13'' e-paper display designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico. Its resolution is 212 x 104 px . The screen presents images and texts in three colors: red , black and...E-paper E-Ink 2.9'' 296x128px - SPI display module - Waveshare 12956
Module with 2.9" e-paper display with a resolution of 296 x 128 px. Communicates via the SPI interface, e.g. with Arduino or Raspberry Pi.Badger 2040 - board with RP2040 and e-paper 2,9'' 296x128px display - Pimoroni PIM607
Badger 2040 was created by the Pimoroni company in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Raspberry Pi. The board is based on a dual-core RP2040 ARM Cortex M0 + microcontroller...E-paper E-Ink 1.54'' V2.1 200x200px - display module SPI - Waveshare 12955
Module with e-paper 1.54 " display with resolution of 200 x 200 px. It communicates via the SPI interface e.g. with Arduino or Raspberry Pi.- Reduced price
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E-paper E-Ink 7.5'' 800x480px - display with HAT pad for Raspberry Pi - Waveshare 13504
The e-paper display with a diagonal of 7,5" in E-Ink technology with a resolution of 800 x 480 px. Works with a voltage of 3.3 V or 5 V. It is designed for use with the main...E-paper E-Ink 1.54'' 200x200px - display (without module) - Waveshare 12561
E-paper type display with a diagonal of 1.54" and a resolution of 200 x 200 px. Designed for use with the main module. Communicates via the SPI interface and supports partial...DFRobot E-paper E-Ink V3.0 2,13'' 250x122px - HAT for Raspberry Pi - SPI - DFRobot DFR0591
A module in the form of an overlay for the Raspberry Pi minicomputer with a 2.13" black and white E-paper display with a resolution of 250 x 122 px. It communicates via SPI...E-Paper E-Ink Display 2,9'' 296x128px - SPI - 3 colors - for Raspberry Pi Pico - Waveshare 19607
296 x 128 px resolution e-paper display dedicated to the popular Raspberry Pi Pico. Its diagonal is 2.9'' . It presents content in three colors: red , black and white ....E-paper of 2.13" 250x122px display (no module) for overlays for the Raspberry Pi - Waveshare 12672
The display of type of e-paper with a diagonal of 2.13 " and a resolution of 250 x 122 px. It is designed to use with shield for Raspberry Pi. It communicates via the SPI...E-paper E-Ink 2.9'' 296x128px - display (without module) - Waveshare 12563
E-paper type display with a diagonal of 2.9" and a resolution of 296 x 128 px. Designed for use with the main module. Communicates via the SPI interface and supports partial...E-paper E-Ink (B) 1.54'' 200x200px - module with three-color SPI display - Waveshare 13338
Module with 1.54" e-paper display with a resolution of 200 x 200 pixels. Communicates via the SPI interface, e.g. with Arduino or Raspberry Pi. Displays 3 colors: black, white...2.13'' e-Paper E-ink flexible display (D) 212x104px - Waveshare 14986
Flexible display e-paper 2.13" with a resolution of 212 x 104 pixels. Communicates via SPI interface. Supports partial updates. Compared to conventional e-Paper displays ,...Display e-paper - 1.64'' 168x168px - 4 colors - SPI - Waveshare 22755
Waveshare display made on the basis of e-paper technology, which makes this type of display suitable for use in e-book readers and electronic magazines. The diagonal of the...E-paper Shield v2 for 2'" Display- Shield for Arduino
Shield for Arduino allows the use of displays e-paper 2.0 and a 2.7". A smooth surface facilitates assemblying the display, which must be purchased separately.- On sale!
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E-paper E-Ink 4.2'' 400x300px - module with SPI display - Waveshare 13353
Module with 4.2" e-paper display with a resolution of 400 x 300 px. Communicates via the SPI interface, e.g. with Arduino or Raspberry Pi.See also
How does it work?
The e-paper displays are based on the phenomenon of electrophoresis. It concerns the movement of charged particles, which are in the electric field. They are built of polymer microspheres filled with oil and small particles of dye. The type and color of the particles depends on the display model. If the image is standard black and white, the particles are black and white. Dyes take a specific position, which allows us to see a specific content displayed on the screen. This is possible thanks to the electrodes, between which there are microspheres. It is the charge that decides on the position to be taken. Microspheres are bistable, which means that keeping them in a constant position does not require a constant source of energy. A very big convenience, which often determines the choice of e-paper display, is a wide viewing angle of 180 degrees. It is also a solution that favors our organ of vision, because e-paper displays do not emit light.
Multi-purpose e-paper displays
The e-paper displays perfectly fit into an advanced technology environment. They have found their application in e-book readers, which today very often replace traditional books due to greater mobility and convenience. Apart from that, they are used in many other industries, where there is a need to display static information, such as bus, train and streetcar timetables. Each of us probably associates signatures with prices for products in stores. Their paper version is being replaced more and more often by electronic ones, and also in this area the e-pyre technology works perfectly. We can also observe e-paper displays in modern smartphones. We can find two screens in them, one of which is the commonly known AMOLED, and the second e-paper display placed on the back panel.
So you can use the e-paper displays for many projects. They are perfect for many control modules, electronic devices and robots. You should consider them in case of all these projects, where it will be necessary to display a static image.
Energy efficiency, image clarity... advantages of the e-paper display
E-paper has many advantages, which make it an energy-saving solution with a very good quality of the displayed image. E-paper displays consume even several times less energy than standard LCD displays, which is due to bistable technology. Regardless of the conditions, even in full sunshine, we can easily see the details displayed on the screen, which increases the range of application of the displays and at the same time has a positive impact on the freedom of use in any environment.
By choosing an e-paper display, we contribute to reducing paper production. This is an alternative to printed paper, which we are constantly trying to reduce. Moreover, electronic paper is conducive to our eyes, which are not tired, and the format and size of the displayed elements can be adapted to our individual needs.