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Tiny breakout measures temperature, humidity and barometric pressure with I2C or SPI interfaces and 3.3 V/5 V logic compatibility
A tiny sensor breakout measures temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure for embedded projects. It suits developers building weather stations, altimeters, or IoT monitoring nodes with Raspberry Pi or STM32 platforms. The board arrives new and includes development resources with example code for both supported hosts.
The module communicates over I2C as default with a configurable slave address and can be switched to SPI via an I/O setting. An onboard voltage level translator allows direct connection to 3.3V or 5V logic without external shifting circuitry. Its ultra-small form factor fits tight enclosures and breadboard layouts.
Low power consumption and high precision stability enable continuous environmental logging without thermal self-heating concerns. The sensor draws minimal current during normal polling cycles, making it suitable for battery-powered deployments. No active cooling is required and operation stays silent in typical indoor or outdoor use.
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The module uses I2C as the default protocol with a configurable slave address and can be switched to SPI via an I/O setting, letting you choose the bus that matches your controller.
The ultra-small breakout has through-hole pads for header pins, so it can be soldered to a standard pin header and then plugged into a breadboard or a Raspberry Pi GPIO header.
Solder the supplied header pins to the pads, connect VCC to 3.3 V or 5 V thanks to the onboard level translator, wire SDA/SCL for I2C or the SPI pins, then set the I/O pin to select SPI if you are not using the default I2C mode.
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