Futuristic, ultra-thin and bendable greyscale eInk display panels! We're big fans of eInk for its ultra low power consumption, excellent readability and great viewing angles - plus the fact that the image stays on the screen even when the power is off. These clever flexible panels are some seriously space age stuff, perfect for curved nametags and wearable displays like smart watches. Whilst these displays are flexible, continuously changing the shape will reduce the life span of the display, so you'll want to mount them on top of a solid curved surface (like a jar, bracelet or top hat) that supports the shape of your chosen curve. We'd also recommend avoiding bending the end of the display where the 24 pin ribbon connector is attached as this is more fragile than the rest of the display. You'll need some sort of hardware to interface between your microcontroller and this display panel, we like the Adafruit eInk Breakout Friend which supports partial refresh (as well as loads of other handy features). Features Flexible, supports moderate bending 4 Grayscale Ultra-thin Supports partial refresh, fast updates and no flicker updates. Specifications 2.13" 2.9" Type Dot Matrix Resolution 212 x 104 296 x 128 Outline Size(mm) 59.2 x 29.2 x 0.3 79 x 36.7 x 0.34 Active Size(mm) 48.55 x 23.71 66.9 x 29.06 Pixel Pitch(mm) 0.229 x 0.228 0.227 x 0.226 Operating Temp. 0℃~+50℃ Storage Temp. -25℃~+70℃ Connector 24 pin FPC Colour Black, White Max Grayscale 4 Current of the refresh 8 mA Power consumption of the refresh 26.4 mW Standby power consumption Pc 0.0165 mW Time of refresh 3s Time of partial refresh 0.3s Datasheet Datasheet Datasheet
