2.9″ 128*296 SSD1980Z E-Paper electronic ePaper E-Ink eInk Display Screen SPI Support STM32 Raspberry Pi ESP32 for Arduino

Description

2.9″ 128×296 SSD1980Z E‑Paper Display – Ultra‑Low‑Power E‑Ink Screen for STM32, Raspberry Pi, ESP32 & Arduino

Bring crisp, paper‑like visuals to your next DIY project with the 2.9‑inch SSD1980Z E‑Paper (e‑Ink) display. Designed for hobbyists and engineers, this high‑resolution 128 × 296 pixel panel delivers sharp monochrome graphics while consuming virtually no power—perfect for wearables, IoT dashboards, smart tags, and portable readers.

Key Highlights

• Crystal‑clear 128 × 296 pixel resolution – 2.9‑inch viewable area with 4‑gray level depth for detailed images and text.
• SSD1980Z driver IC – Optimized for fast refresh (≤ 1 second) and reliable operation.
• SPI interface – Simple 4‑wire connection (MOSI, MISO, SCK, CS) compatible with most microcontrollers.
• Broad platform support – Ready‑to‑use libraries for STM32, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, Arduino, and other 3.3 V/5 V boards.
• Ultra‑low power consumption – Only draws power during screen updates; retains an image for weeks without power.
• Flexible mounting options – Includes a 0.5 mm‑thick PCB and M‑2 mounting holes for easy integration.
• Open‑source resources – Sample code, wiring diagrams, and driver libraries available on GitHub.

Technical Specifications

• Display size: 2.9 inches (diagonal)
• Resolution: 128 × 296 pixels (≈ 212 ppi)
• Color: Monochrome E‑Ink (4‑gray levels)
• Driver IC: SSD1980Z
• Interface: SPI (4‑wire) – supports both 3.3 V and 5 V logic
• Operating temperature: –20 °C to +60 °C
• Power consumption: < 0.1 mA standby, 0.5 W during refresh
• Dimensions: 70 mm × 70 mm × 5 mm (including PCB)
• Connector: 4‑pin JST‑PH or solder pads

Why Choose This E‑Paper Screen?

The SSD1980Z 2.9‑inch e‑Ink display combines the readability of paper with the flexibility of modern electronics. Its low‑power design means your battery‑operated devices can stay on for months, while the SPI interface ensures quick integration with popular development platforms. Whether you’re building a weather station, an e‑reader, a smart badge, or a low‑cost signage solution, this display gives you the reliability and visual quality you need.

Compatibility & Integration

Plug‑and‑play with the following environments:

• Arduino (UNO, Mega, Nano, etc.) – use the GxEPD or Adafruit_EPD libraries.
• ESP32 & ESP8266 – seamless Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth updates.
• STM32 (CubeMX & HAL) – ready‑made driver examples.
• Raspberry Pi (Zero, 3, 4) – Python spidev scripts for rapid prototyping.
• Linux‑based SBCs – C/C++ and Python bindings available.

Package Includes

• 1 × 2.9″ 128 × 296 SSD1980Z E‑Paper display module
• 1 × 4‑pin JST‑PH connector (optional)
• Quick‑start guide with wiring diagram
• Link to online documentation and sample code

Boost Your Project Today

Order now and start creating eye‑catching, power‑efficient displays that look great in any lighting condition. Ideal for makers, educators, and professionals who demand reliability and a paper‑like reading experience.