Arduino E-Paper Display Review ( Waveshare 1.54')

Dear friends welcome to this Arduino E-Paper display tutorial.
In this video, we are going use this small e-paper display with Arduino for the first time.

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[miketony]

You have to be one of the most upbeat presentors on YouTube. Keep up the good work

[LeagueRandomPlayer]

man is like you make me want to do things when you speak GREAT WORK!

[jangeox]

I just bought one of these for a battery powered project. Thanks for your video, it gives a good idea of where to start. Good work!

[TheParamotorGuy]

I bought some of these to create an engine and fuel monitoring system since it is low current and easily readable. But the problem is that it is not recommended for temperatures below 0 C or above 40 C. Otherwise I think it is a great display option.

[GeekMustHave]

Love your videos. Your excitement comes from the soul. Make things for the fun of it. Keep Broadcasting!!

[abdullahomran]

It is really good product for low power projects.
, i hopped you use oscilloscope to measure power consumption, it is more accurate

[sapythonprogrammer]

You add the best video on YouTube which is most liked and subscribed best description.

[JohnVance]

It looks so good! Nice and sharp. I've got a soft spot for E Ink displays, wish they got more use outside of e-readers.

[oilslick]

I have also been frustrated by the size of fonts, so I have developed a 48 high number font. I can send it to you if you like.

[MaxSMoke]

How about a simple, very tiny, weather station that runs on AA batteries?

[leehewitt]

Great video Nick, these displays are great in bright sunlight.

[asunasan]

Good video, Good YT, and GOOD english!, i am spanish and i understant ALL!

[juliettegalle]

I don't understand, I can't use your library,
I have an error message "
Bibliothèque non valide trouvée dans : no headers files (.h) found in I don't know how to solve this problem.
Nobody had the same problem as me here and will know how to solve it?

[scottwood]

Assuming it does everything you show and if more libraries can be made that don't consume as much memory, it would definitely be worth the price and then some. I just ordered one of the two color versions and have been watching for e-paper displays for some times. As far as your lower-power demonstration, that's why I've wanted one. Did you actually note that you can completely disconnect it? That's the thing that makes e-paper so low power. It can technically consume 0 mamps between updates. If you're getting 0.01, that's likely just a passive drain through the connected board.

[MrJason]

ποτέ δεν περίμενα να βρω Έλληνα να παίζει με hobbyist electronics
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[KenHeinrich]

Seeing as you live in a seismically active area of the world, have you every thought of making a Seismograph with a 3 axis accelerator?

[rstreno]

Love your videos. Thanks and keep making them!

[PJElliot]

I just bought the 4.2" (SPI) ePaper display from Waveshare to build a distraction free text editor using an ESP32 and await your updates on this project with great interest.

[EmrickDuncan]

Out Greek neighbors speak English like this
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[RadixElektra]

Can you make a video on STM32, there are not enough on YouTube as far as I know