This tiny BME280 sensor breakout provides precise measurements of temperature, humidity and pressure over I2C.

BME280 I2C/Qwiic atmospheric sensor breakout

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Presentation

This tiny breakout board features a genuine Bosch BME280 configured as a 3.3V I2C device. It allows measuring temperature, humidity, and pressure and works out of the box with existing BME280 Arduino libraries.

The breakout can be connected with I2C through two options:

  • With an I2C Qwiic connector (JST SH), and
  • With a classic 4 pin 2.54mm pitch header (0.1"),

The board works with voltages between 1.8V and 3.6V, and is compatible with all modern 3.3V Arduino-compatible boards (e.g. MKR, Feather, Teensy, CANZERO, etc.). It does not feature a 5V level shifter and will not work with legacy Arduino 5V boards such as the UNO.

This breakout is small, measuring 10mm x 30mm (0.4" x 1.18"), and features an M3 mounting hole. We made it very small so we could embed it in the smallest places.

A connection guide is available for the Raspberry-Pi and CircuitPython here.

What's included

By default, this breakout board comes with a Qwiic-compatible JST to breadboard jumper (4-pin) cable, as shown in the picture below, providing awesome value for the price. A 4 pin header (0.1") is not provided.

You can optionally select to replace the Qwiic-compatible breadboard jumper (4-pin) cable with a simple Qwiic cable featuring JST connectors on both ends, as shown below:

Links to code and documentation

Design Files (omzlo.com)

Shipping policy

We ship twice a week, typically on Tuesdays and Fridays.

The seller

omzlo

Thrakomakedones, Attica, Greece
67 orders since Dec 1, 2021
We are OMZLO, the creators of NoCAN, the "wired" IoT solution for makers based on CAN-bus. We love electronics and we build solutions for businesses and hobbyists alike...