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A 3.52inch e-paper HAT with a 360 × 240 resolution, SPI interface and ultra-low power consumption for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and STM32 development
The LORDWORLD 3.52inch e-Paper HAT is a 360 × 240 development board that connects to Raspberry Pi, STM32 or Arduino platforms via SPI. It targets makers who need a persistent, low-power display for sensor readouts, status panels or portable instruments.
With no backlight the panel retains the last image indefinitely after power is removed, so a device can show data while the host sleeps or is unplugged. Power is drawn only during a refresh cycle, making it suitable for battery-operated nodes that update infrequently.
The SPI link caps the refresh rate, so full-screen updates take visible time and animation is impractical. The fixed 360 × 240 pixel grid limits the amount of text or graphics per screen, and the board lacks built-in touch or wireless features.
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
The display has no backlight and draws power only during refresh cycles, so it produces no audible noise and negligible heat during all-day operation.
A Raspberry Pi, Arduino or STM32 board with an available SPI interface is needed; the HAT connects via SPI and includes driver schematics and example code for those platforms.
Yes, any Raspberry Pi with a standard 40-pin GPIO header and SPI support can drive the HAT using the provided Python examples.
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