Adafruit 2.13" Monochrome eInk / ePaper Display FeatherWing - 250x122 Monochrome with SSD1680

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Brand: Adafruit
Availability: Low stock
SKU: A4195
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Description

Easy e-paper finally comes to your Feather, with this breakout designed to make it easy to add a monochrome eInk display. Featuring a 2.13" monochrome (black and white) display with 250x122 black pixels on a white-ish background, this FeatherWing is compatible with all Feather microcontrollers, from the ESP8266 to the M0.

The display provides high-contrast, daylight-readable images that remain visible even when power is disconnected, simulating printed paper.

This FeatherWing includes built-in memory buffering, allowing it to work with chips as small as the '32u4 and '328. It uses the 3 SPI pins and up to 4 control pins to manage the SD card slot and SRAM.

To address memory limitations, a small SRAM chip is included on the back, sharing the SPI port with the display. This eliminates the need for frame-buffering in memory-constrained microcontrollers. The included library supports easy interfacing with the display as an Adafruit_GFX compatible device.

A MicroSD socket allows for storage of images, text files, and more. The board ships assembled and tested, with socket headers for easy Feather integration without soldering.

Features:

  • 2.13" monochrome eInk display with 250x122 pixels
  • Uses SSD1680 chipset
  • Built-in SRAM for memory buffering
  • MicroSD socket for expanded storage
  • Compatible with all Feather boards
  • Assembled and tested with socket headers

Technical Details:

  • Uses SSD1680 chipset for driving the eInk display
  • Product Dimensions: 61.3mm x 40.2mm x 6.7mm (2.4" x 1.6" x 0.3")
  • Product Weight: 13.8g (0.5oz)
  • Revision History: New GDEY0213B74 display version with 16-pixel offset memory layout as of August 30, 2024
  • Previous versions used SSD1680 and SSD1675 chipsets (firmware updates required between versions)
  • A5 pin fixed to connect both sides of the 2x16 header as of February 25, 2020