Raw Display

First designed to mimic the appearance of black ink on white paper, these electrophoretic display modules are sometimes referred to as EPD (Electronic Paper Displays), electronic ink, or eInk. This technology is now widely used for e-readers and ESL (electronic shelf labels).

Power consumption for bistable e-ink display modules is lower than any other display technology, as the image requires refreshing only when content changes. These embedded e-paper display modules are ideal for applications where power is severely constrained. Once the image is shown on the display, it will remain visible using zero power. The high contrast ratio and anti-glare surface make an epaper display module easy to read in bright sunlight.