E-paper

E-paper is a display technology that mimics the traditional reading experience of paper, primarily using electrophoretic or electrowetting technology to change the display state of the pixels. E-paper uses ambient light for display, making it easy to read even in bright sunlight. As e-paper is bi-stable, it only consumes power when the content on the display changes. This means that very little energy is required for static images, making it extremely energy efficient and suitable for applications that display fixed content for long periods of time. The paper-like display effect allows you to read for longer without straining your eyes.

Electronic paper display module (EPD) refers to electrophoretic electronic ink display module. The electronic ink is coated on a layer of plastic film and then attached to the drive circuit substrate, and controlled by the driving IC to form a pixel graphic display. The display types are divided into dot matrix or segments, and the display colours can mainly be divided into black & white, black & white and red, black & white and yellow, and full colour. With its ultra-low energy consumption, thinness and comfortable reading, electronic paper is very suitable for products used in education, reading and writing.