[HN Gopher] Reading the temperature, humidity, and pressure from...
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Reading the temperature, humidity, and pressure from a BME280
Sensor with Java
Author : mfiguiere
Score : 18 points
Date : 2023-08-22 22:17 UTC (1 days ago)
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| jeffreygoesto wrote:
| If you want VOC on top, BME680 is great. I can detect a #2 and
| when it really is time to change nappies with it...
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| https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BME68x-Sensor-API
| morninglight wrote:
| I thought we had used these sensors for every conceivable
| application but ....
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| Are you really deciding to change nappies based on VOC
| measurement OR a change in humidity?
| tpmx wrote:
| I assume these mostly get used in relatively expensive product
| categories, like e.g. automotive, elevators, and whatnot.
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| Digikey "tape & reel" pricing:
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| BME680 @6k: $5.72/each
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| BME280 @10k: $2.73/each
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| I've played with BME280 - it seemed quite solid/reliable.
| dghlsakjg wrote:
| I know the BMP 280 isn't recomended for new designs, is it
| the same for the BME?
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| In any case, high end is right. These Bosch sensors have
| found there way into many a phone!
| bediger4000 wrote:
| BME280 is the way to go for temp/pressure/humidity. Don't bother
| with DHT-11.
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| There's great Python support for it, too, much better than
| BME180, its younger sibling.
| halayli wrote:
| I've had great success using nicla sense by arduino. It's
| expensive but loaded with features.
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| https://store-usa.arduino.cc/products/nicla-sense-me?selecte...
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