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Two 2.13 inch e-ink HATs with 250x122 black/white resolution and SPI interface for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano boards
This pack contains two 2.13inch E-Ink display HATs built for Raspberry Pi boards from the Zero W through the Pi 5 and for Jetson Nano. Each HAT adds a 250x122 pixel black-and-white e-paper panel that connects through the 40PIN GPIO header and an SPI interface. The V4 version includes an onboard voltage translator so the same HAT works with 3.3V and 5V microcontrollers.
The displays hold the last image after power is removed, making them suited for status dashboards, sensor readouts or shelf labels that must stay visible for days. They are not for buyers who need colour graphics, video-rate updates or touchscreen interaction, and they will not suit projects that require a backlit screen for dark environments.
The bundle supplies online development resources with driver board circuit diagrams and code samples for Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, Arduino and STM32 platforms. These ready-to-run examples cut the time needed to initialise the SPI bus, handle partial refresh cycles and manage the voltage-level translation on the HAT.
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The HAT fits Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3B, 2B, Zero W, Zero WH and Zero 2 W boards.
Yes, the onboard voltage translator makes the SPI interface compatible with both 3.3 V and 5 V MCUs.
Run the provided Raspberry Pi or Arduino example code; the 250×122 pixel panel should show a black-and-white test pattern that updates with partial refresh.
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