Description: 1. Five-sensor Kit: This 5-in-1 Sensor Kit for Arduino includes five essential sensors - Temperature (TC), Light (LDR), Humidity & Barometric Pressure (HTU21F), and a Joystick module. 2. Versatile Usage: Suitable for various projects, from weather stations to robotics, home automation, and educational purposes. 3. Arduino Compatibility: Designed specifically for use with Arduino microcontrollers for easy integration into your project setup. 4. Sensor Interchangeability: Swap sensors as needed without requiring additional hardware modifications or components. 5. Pre-wired Connection: The kit comes pre-wired, simplifying the connection process between sensors and Arduino boards, reducing wiring complexities. 6. Calibrated Sensors: All sensors are calibrated for accurate readings and reliable performance right out of the box. 7. Detailed Instruction Manual: Includes a comprehensive user guide with step-by-step instructions and sample code, making it easy to start your project quick
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Specification | Detail |
| Sensor Types | Temperature Humidity Light Proximity and Motion (Accelerometer/Gyroscope) |
| Microcontroller Compatibility | Arduino Uno Arduino Mega Arduino Leonardo Arduino Due and other compatible boards |
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V or 5V (selectable) |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20°C to 80°C (storage: -40°C to 85°C) |
| Accuracy | ±1-2% for temperature ±5% for humidity ±10% for light and ±0.3g/°/s for acceleration |
| Resolution | 12-bit ADC for temperature humidity and light; 16-bit ADC for proximity and motion sensors |
| Interface | I2C (default) SPI or UART (configurable) |
| Communication Speed | Up to 400 kHz for I2C up to 20 MHz for SPI and up to 1 Mbps for UART |
| Power Consumption | Typically <10 mA in standby mode and <50 mA when actively reading sensor data |
| Dimensions | Approximately 5cm x 3.5cm (depending on board layout) |
| Weight | Approximately 20-30 grams |
| Software Support | Library available for Arduino IDE with sample sketches and tutorials |
