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ENV IV is an environmental sensor that integrates the SHT40 and BMP280 sensors, designed for measuring temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure data. The SHT40 is a high-precision, low-power digital temperature and humidity sensor, supporting the I2C interface (SHT40 address: 0x44). The BMP280, on the other hand, is an absolute pressure sensor known for its high accuracy in atmospheric pressure measurements, with an I2C address of 0x76. This sensor unit finds applications in various fields, including meteorological monitoring, indoor environmental control, agriculture and horticulture, and industrial automation.
Integrated sensors (temperature and humidity sensor SHT40, pressure sensor BMP280)
High precision and low power consumption
I2C communication interface (SHT40 I2C address: 0x44, BMP280 I2C address: 0x76)
real-time monitor
Multi platform programming Arduino UIFlow
Resources | Parameters |
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SHT40 measure range(Temperture/Humidity) | -40 ~ 125 °C,0 ~ 100 %RH |
BMP280 measure range(Presure) | 300 ~ 1100hPa |
SHT40 measure accuracy | ±0.1 °C,±1.5 %RH |
BMP280 measure accuracy | ±0.12hPa |
communication protocol | I2C:SHT30(0x44),BMP280(0x76) |
Shell material | Plastic ( PC ) |
Product Size | 32*24*8mm |
Package Size | 136* 92*13mm |
Product Weight | 3.9g |
Package Weight | 9.3g |
Connect to a Microcontroller: Use the I2C interface to connect the sensor unit to your microcontroller (e.g., Arduino, ESP32).
Install Necessary Libraries: Ensure you have the correct libraries installed in your development environment to communicate with the SHT40 and BMP280 sensors.
Initialize the Sensors: Write initialization code to set up the sensors and start measurements.
Read Sensor Data: Use provided functions to read temperature, humidity, and pressure data from the sensors.
Process and Display Data: Process the data as needed for your application and display it on a screen or send it to a cloud service for analysis.