DEV-15837, SparkFun weather:bit - micro:bit Carrier Board (Qwiic)

Reference Design using part BME280 by SparkFun Electronics

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SparkFun Electronics
  • Application Category
    Sensors and Transducers
  • Product Type
    Sensors-Transducers Signal Conditioning
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  • Sensor Control - Weather Station

Description

  • DEV-15837, SparkFun weather:bit is a fully loaded Carrier Board for the micro:bit that, when combined with the micro:bit, provides you with a fully functional weather station. With the weather:bit you will have access to barometric pressure, relative humidity and temperature readings. There are also connections on this carrier board to optional sensors such as wind speed, direction, rain gauge and soil readings. In this version we have also added a vertical Qwiic connector. The micro:bit has a lot of features and a lot of potential for weather data collection. The weather:bit connects to the micro:bit via an edge connector at the top of the board, making setup easy

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Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
0273.141.185-1NV Bosch Specialized Sensors Pressure,Temperature and Humidity Sensor Digital Output 1.8V 8-Pin LGA T/R Buy
BME280 | Humidity, Pressure & Temperature Sensor Bosch Specialized Sensors Pressure,Temperature and Humidity Sensor Digital Output 1.8V 8-Pin LGA T/R Buy

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