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Small rectangular e-ink display HAT with female header, black and white screen, 2.13 inch, 250 by 122 pixels

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 2.13inch E-Ink Display HAT 250×122 Pixels Black White Two Color development board

SKU CH-MJZ9-5M8Z6

A 2.13inch black-and-white e-paper HAT with 250×122 resolution attaches directly to a Raspberry Pi Pico via onboard female headers, uses SPI, and retains images without power

  • Displays 250×122 pixel content without constant power
  • 13 inch E-Ink screen retains image after power loss
  • Ultra-low consumption draws power only during refresh cycles
  • SPI interface minimises GPIO usage on Raspberry Pi Pico
  • Includes C/C++ and MicroPython examples for rapid development

Pico-compatible e-paper HAT

The LORDWORLD 2.13inch E-Ink Display HAT mounts directly onto a Raspberry Pi Pico through its onboard female header. It shows 250×122 pixel black-and-white images without a backlight. The module targets makers building price tags, asset labels or conference badges. C/C++ and MicroPython examples are included to speed development.

Passive thermals and ultra-low draw

With no backlight the board produces no measurable heat and runs silently. Power is drawn only during a refresh cycle; the last image remains visible after power is removed. The SPI interface keeps pin usage minimal, leaving most Pico GPIOs free for sensors or connectivity.

Bundled code accelerates integration

The supplied development resources provide ready-to-run C/C++ and MicroPython examples for the Raspberry Pi Pico. They demonstrate full and partial refresh, image rendering and text layout. This reduces bring-up time for shelf-label or name-tag projects. No additional drivers or libraries are required beyond the examples.

Punti di forza

  • Displays 250×122 pixel content without constant power
  • 13 inch E-Ink screen retains image after power loss
  • Ultra-low consumption draws power only during refresh cycles
  • SPI interface minimises GPIO usage on Raspberry Pi Pico
  • Includes C/C++ and MicroPython examples for rapid development

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Domande su questo articolo

How do I attach the 2.13inch E-Ink Display HAT to a Raspberry Pi Pico, and which orientation step is often missed?

Align the onboard female header with the Pico's male pins and press straight down; the silkscreen outline on the HAT must match the Pico's USB port side, otherwise the SPI pins will be cross-connected.

What ongoing maintenance does the 250×122 pixel e-paper module require after deployment?

No scheduled maintenance is needed; the display retains its last image without power, so only occasional dust removal from the surface is required.

What is the first limitation that appears during sustained use of the SPI-driven e-paper screen?

The full-screen refresh cycle takes several seconds, so rapid content changes will queue and visibly lag before the partial-refresh path can catch up.

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