LaskaKit ESPink-4.26 ESP32-S3 e-Paper

Product detailed description

ATTENTION! The first 100% functional prototypes, the plates show traces of manual modifications, SHT40 is not fitted .

ePaper displays are gaining incredible popularity and it's no wonder. Above all, the very low power consumption and wide viewing angle make the ePaper so popular. But what does this display drive? That's why we designed ESPink. Large memory, low power consumption, easy connection of I2C sensors and a large community of basters around ESP32.

On the board you will of course find a connector for ePaper displays. Sometimes also called Eink. The display itself is very power efficient, but it still draws some uA even outside the transcription phase. We wanted to prevent such a draw and so we added a transistor to the power supply, which switches the power supply. This transistor is connected to GPIO47 and the ePaper power supply is connected when GPIO47 is set to HIGH.

The board can be powered by a lipol battery and this is charged from the USB-C connector. Of course, you can also measure the battery voltage with the Fuel Gauge.

Connecting sensors has never been easier and safer. No malfunctioning sensors caused by overfiring. Thanks to our μŠup connector, which includes a sensor lock, you can easily connect. Such sensors with a μŠup connector include LaskaKit SHT40 Air temperature and humidity sensor or LaskaKit SCD41 CO2, temperature and air humidity sensor .

There are also plenty of GPIOs to plug in whatever you need.

Included in delivery:

• 1pc LaskaKit ESPink-4.26 ESP32-S3 e-Paper

Remark:

• This product is not a standalone functional unit and may require professional installation.
• Product images are for illustration purposes only and may sometimes differ from the actual appearance of the item. However, this does not change its basic properties.
• Battery is not included.
• 3D Printed box is not included, you can print it or buy it separately (only for non-touch versions.).