Grove - High Precision Barometric Pressure Sensor (DPS310)
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Overview
Grove - DPS310 is a high precision barometric pressure sensor, it can measure air pressure change caused by height changes in the centimeter level.
Typical Applications:
- Indoor Navigation (floor detection e.g. in shopping malls and parking garages)
- Health and Sports (accurate elevation gain and vertical speed)
- Outdoor Navigation (GPS start-up time and accuracy improvement, dead-reckoning e.g. in tunnels)
- Weather Station('Micro-weather' and local forecasts)
- Drones (flight stability and height control)
Tech specs
Operating Voltage | 3.3V / 5V |
Operating air pressure | 300 to 1200hPa |
Precision | ±0.002hPa |
Interface | I2C,SPI |
I2C Address | The default address is 0x77 When short-circuited, the address is 0x76 |
Conformities
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