GY-BME280 BME280 Pressure Temperature Sensor Module for Arduino with IIC I2C | Электроника

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Voltage:3-5V
The BME280 is a great new chip which was originally designed for the next generation of smartphones.
It is made up of a very accurate pressure sensor and an associated temperature sensor which helps calibrate the pressure readings.
And just for fun they threw in a pretty solid humidity sensor in there as well!
So with an I2C connection you have access to enough weather data to make some pretty good predictions for your local area.
Or you can just use the pressure sensor with it's abililty to discern the difference in 7.5cm in altitude.
The chip contains smarts to smooth out measurements (since it's so sensitive you don't want slamming doors to mess with your pressure readings, for example) which are fully under your control.
Connection:
GY-BME280 arduino
vin----------------vcc
GND--------------GND
SCL----------------A5
SDA----------------A4
Package Included:
1 X BME280 Pressure Temperature Sensor Module breakout Board
Note: Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.