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10.2inch e-Paper HAT (G) is a four-color e-paper display with a resolution of 960×640, designed for applications requiring low power consumption and high readability. The controller board with SPI interface and logic level converter allows integration with popular microcontroller platforms and single-board computers.
10.2-inch e-paper display with a resolution of 960×640 pixels and a four-color palette (red, yellow, black, white), based on microcapsule electrophoretic technology. The use of a passively reflective matrix without backlight ensures readability in natural light and nearly 180° viewing angles. The device retains the last image without power, consuming energy only during refresh.
The e-Paper Driver HAT control board communicates via SPI and is equipped with a 3.3 V / 5 V logic level converter, allowing compatibility with platforms such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, STM32, and Jetson Nano. A 40-pin GPIO connector compatible with Raspberry Pi facilitates integration with single-board computers. The solution is suitable for applications such as shelf labels, nameplates, asset tags, and information displays in environments with limited power availability.
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