LM335Z – Analog temperature sensor
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SensorsMicrochip temperature sensor that requires no calibration and has an accuracy of ±2°C over the -40 to +125°C range (±1°C over the 0 to 70°C range)
SensorsLoad cell made up of a metal body and small elements called strain gauges fitted at precise points on that body
SensorsLoad cell made up of a metal body and small elements called strain gauges bonded at precise points on that body
SensorsBuilt around the Allegro ACS712ELCTR-20A-T chip, this current sensor reads AC or DC currents between 0 and 20 A
SensorsBased on the Bosch BMP280 digital pressure sensor, it measures absolute ambient pressure and converts the reading into an altitude
Arduino compatibleDesign, build and have fun with this handy case containing a great many modules made to fit onto LEGO bricks and usable for robotics, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc
SensorsMade of stainless steel and fitted with two floats, one for the minimum level and one for the maximum level, this float switch is used to detect the level of a liquid inside a tank and can switch on a pump, a warning light, an alarm or another device
SensorsBuilt around the ZMPT101B single-phase voltage transformer, this module measures an AC voltage (max
SensorsVery small breakout based on the BH1750FVI ambient light sensor
SensorsUltra-small module (13.3×10.6×3.5 mm) built around the BME280 pressure, humidity and temperature sensor
SensorsInfrared sensor able to detect an obstacle at a distance between 10 and 80 cm
SensorsBreakout board based on the WCS1700 current sensor and the LM393 chip. It measures alternating current (max
SensorsBoard based on Time of Flight technology, built around the VL53L3CX infrared laser sensor
SensorsSmall breakout board built around the tiny INMP441 omnidirectional MEMS microphone
SensorsProximity sensor made up of an LM393 voltage comparator chip, an infrared transmitter and receiver, a trimmer to set the sensitivity, a digital output (0 and 1) and two status LEDs for power and output signal
SensorsSet made up of a module based on the Maxim MAX6675 chip and a type “K” thermocouple with a temperature range from 0°C to +600°C. The MAX6675 digital converter provides a digital serial interface compatible with Arduino, Fishino or other microcontrollers
SensorsBreakout board built around the MLX90614 infrared (non-contact) temperature sensor
SensorsBoard with an MQ-5 LPG gas sensor that detects LPG, natural gas and town gas in the air at concentrations between 200 and 10,000 ppm.
SensorsSmall board based on the InvenSense MPU9250 sensor, containing a 3-axis gyroscope, a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis magnetometer
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