LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 3.52inch E-Paper Development Board
A 3.52inch e-paper development board with a 40-pin GPIO header for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano, ultra-low power use and 3.3V/5V logic compatibility
- Raspberry Pi 40-pin header for direct board stacking
- No backlight retains image indefinitely after power loss
- Ultra-low power draws energy only during screen refresh
- 3 V and 5 V logic support via onboard translator
- 52 inch e-paper display for clear, readable output
Target platforms
The LORDWORLD 3.52inch E-Paper Development Board adds a 3.52inch electronic-paper display to Raspberry Pi series boards and Jetson Nano via the standard 40PIN GPIO extension header. It is aimed at makers and IoT developers who need a persistent, low-power visual output for edge devices.
Sustained behaviour
The panel requires power only during refresh cycles and retains the last image indefinitely without a backlight when power is removed. Ultra low power consumption makes it suitable for battery-operated or energy-harvesting projects that update the display infrequently.
Voltage compatibility
An onboard voltage translator allows direct connection to both 3.3V and 5V microcontrollers, removing the need for external level-shifting circuitry. The 40PIN header matches the Raspberry Pi GPIO layout, so the board plugs in without adapters or custom wiring.
Najważniejsze cechy
- Raspberry Pi 40-pin header for direct board stacking
- No backlight retains image indefinitely after power loss
- Ultra-low power draws energy only during screen refresh
- 3 V and 5 V logic support via onboard translator
- 52 inch e-paper display for clear, readable output
Specyfikacja
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Pytania dotyczące tego produktu
How much power does the 3.52inch e-paper draw when it refreshes all day?
It consumes ultra-low power and only requires energy during screen refreshes; the display holds the last image without any backlight when power is removed.
Which host boards can I plug the 40PIN GPIO header into?
The onboard 40PIN extension header fits Raspberry Pi series boards and Jetson Nano, and the voltage translator makes it compatible with 3.3 V or 5 V microcontrollers.
Will the display work alongside older 5 V microcontrollers I already own?
Yes, the built-in voltage translator allows direct connection to 5 V MCUs as well as 3.3 V logic without extra level-shifting hardware.
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