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Bosch BME680 Integrated Environmental Sensor | DigiKey Daily

Bosch’s BME680 is an integrated environmental sensor, providing humidity, temperature, pressure, and gas measurements in a compact package designed for mobile, wearable, IoT nodes, and other battery-powered devices. The combination of sensors can be used for GPS enhancement, indoor navigation, and more, and the gas sensor detects a broad range of VOCs can directly output indoor air quality index values with other measurements over its serial interface. The BME680 operates from 1.71 to 3.6 V supply, and can support IO voltages down to 1.2 V using a separate supply, with low active and sleep currents and fast response times to minimize power consumption.

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Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
SENSOR GAS/HUM/PRES/TEMP I2C SPIBME680SENSOR GAS/HUM/PRES/TEMP I2C SPI5455 - Immediate$71.21View Details
SHUTTLE BOARD BME680SHUTTLE BOARD BME680SHUTTLE BOARD BME6800 - Immediate$214.62View Details

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