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LORDWORLD 2.66inch three-color e-paper raw display 296 by 152 pixels

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 2.66inch E-Paper (B) 296×152 Three-Color Raw Display

SKU CH-MWSN-9H6VZ

A 2.66 inch three-colour e-paper raw display with 296 by 152 pixels, SPI interface and ultra-low power consumption

  • Retains image without power thanks to no backlight
  • Ultra-low consumption draws energy only during refresh
  • 66 inch three-colour e-ink shows red black white
  • 296 by 152 pixel resolution for sharp detail

Compact 2.66-inch raw e-paper for IoT prototypes

This 2.66-inch raw display panel delivers a 296 by 152 pixel resolution with three-colour red, black and white output. It connects through an SPI interface and ships without a driver PCB, making it suited for developers integrating custom driving logic into low-power IoT edge devices.

Passive display with near-zero static draw

The panel has no backlight and retains the last image indefinitely after power is removed. Power is consumed only during refresh cycles, so normal operation adds negligible heat and no audible noise to the host device.

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Price $34.99
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Brand nameLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How do I connect the SPI interface on this 2.66inch E-Paper display?

Connect the SPI pins on the flexible tail directly to your microcontroller using a compatible ZIF connector or solder the pads; the display operates without a PCB so wiring must match the raw panel pinout.

Will the three-colour red, black and white image fade if the display loses power?

No, the panel retains the last refreshed image indefinitely without power because it has no backlight and only draws current during a refresh cycle.

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