BME280 Pre-Soldered Temperature, Pressure & Humidity Sensor for Arduino & Raspberry Pi
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A compact 3-in-1 environmental sensor for Arduino and Raspberry Pi, measuring temperature, humidity, and air pressure over I2C/SPI.
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Overview
Product Overview
The BME280 sensor module measures temperature, barometric pressure and humidity with solid accuracy in a compact, low‑power, tiny-footprint package ideal for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects that run at 3.3V; it delivers reliable real-world environment data without a complicated setup. It integrates cleanly over I2C or SPI with widespread library support for rapid prototyping and deployed IoT dashboards. Use it for weather stations, indoor air monitoring and altitude estimation from pressure trends; its 3.3V compatibility and simple wiring make dependable sensing quick to install.
Questions & answers
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The module is intended for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects that run at 3.3V, and it has widespread library support. It can integrate over I2C or SPI for prototyping or deployed IoT sensing.
Yes. The headers are pre-soldered, so the sensor can be connected with jumper wires or placed on a breadboard without soldering. After wiring it, install a compatible BME280 library and configure I2C or SPI in your code.
The sensor supports both I2C and SPI communication and is designed for 3.3V projects. Connect power, ground, and the selected bus pins, and use 3.3V-compatible logic unless your controller hardware specifically supports otherwise.
Yes. It measures temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure, making it useful for compact weather stations, indoor air monitoring, IoT dashboards, and altitude estimation from pressure trends when paired with a compatible microcontroller or Raspberry Pi.
Check 3.3V power, ground, SDA/SCL wiring, the I2C address selected in software, and that a compatible BME280 library is installed. On Raspberry Pi, also confirm that I2C is enabled in the system configuration.
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Full Product Manual BME280 Environmental Sensor - Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32 I2C Humidity, Pressure, and Temperature Measurement In-depth setup guide with wiring, code examples, and troubleshooting.Learn
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