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Waveshare 2.9inch E-Ink Display Module 296x128 Pixel Partial Refresh SPI for Raspberry Pi Jetson Nano Black White

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Vendor: Waveshare

Type: Desktop Towers

Sku: WBEEAB07VD1V1YB

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Waveshare 2.9inch E-Ink Display Module 296x128 Pixel Partial Refresh SPI for Raspberry Pi Jetson Nano Black White

$37.52

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What are the dimensions of the Waveshare 2.9inch E-Ink Display Module? A: The dimensions are eighty-nine point five millimeters by thirty-eight millimeters. This compact size makes it suitable for various applications.
  • Q: What is the resolution of the E-Ink Display? A: The resolution is two hundred ninety-six by one hundred twenty-eight pixels. This provides a clear display for text and images.
  • Q: What type of interface does this display use? A: It uses a three-wire and four-wire SPI interface. This allows for easy connection to various controller boards.
  • Q: How do I connect the display to a Raspberry Pi? A: Connect the display using the SPI interface to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins. Follow the provided development resources for detailed instructions.
  • Q: Is this display suitable for outdoor use? A: Yes, it has a wide viewing angle of greater than one hundred seventy degrees. This makes it effective for various lighting conditions.
  • Q: How do I power the Waveshare E-Ink Display Module? A: It operates on three point three volts or five volts. Power is mainly required for refreshing the display.
  • Q: How do I refresh the content on the display? A: You can refresh the display by sending a command via the SPI interface. The partial refresh time is approximately zero point three seconds.
  • Q: Can I use this display with Arduino? A: Yes, it is compatible with Arduino and other microcontrollers. Development resources are available for setup.
  • Q: What materials make up the display module? A: The display features an E-Ink technology. It includes electronic components necessary for the SPI interface.
  • Q: How do I clean the E-Ink Display Module? A: Use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the screen. Avoid using liquid cleaners that may damage the electronic components.
  • Q: What is the standby power consumption of the display? A: The standby power consumption is less than zero point zero one seven milliwatts. This contributes to its ultra-low power efficiency.
  • Q: Is the display safe for long-term use? A: Yes, it can display content indefinitely without power. This makes it safe for applications like shelf labels.
  • Q: How long does a full refresh take? A: A full refresh takes approximately two seconds. This is longer than a partial refresh, which is quicker.
  • Q: What type of projects is this display suitable for? A: It is ideal for projects like industrial instruments and shelf labels. Its low power consumption makes it efficient for long-term use.
  • Q: What support resources are included with the display? A: The package includes development resources and a manual. It provides examples for various platforms like Raspberry Pi and Arduino.

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