ISNO Super board
Two sub-GHz radios (433 + 868 MHz), each on its own RP-SMA connector. ESP32-S3, Qwiic and mikroBUS, USB-C. For open radio firmware.
The 433 + 868 MHz radio board and its adapters, plus the sensors, modules, displays and tools for your radio and home-automation projects. Secure payment.
Two sub-GHz radios (433 + 868 MHz), each on its own RP-SMA connector. ESP32-S3, Qwiic and mikroBUS, USB-C. For open radio firmware.
Riser board that takes a Click module above the Super, upright. The female mikroBUS socket is soldered on top and the board-side connector underneath: nothing to solder, nothing to add. All sixteen signals pass through, including the 3.3 V and 5 V rails. Designed and made by ISNO, open files.
Delivery in France within 2 to 4 business days.
Adapter that turns the mikroBUS through ninety degrees: the Click module lies flat instead of standing up, to fit a low enclosure. Both connectors are soldered and the pin 1 marker is printed on the board. All sixteen signals pass through, including the 3.3 V and 5 V rails. Designed and made by ISNO, open files.
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Silicon Labs Si4732 receiver on a mikroBUS board. Receives AM, FM, shortwave and single sideband, driven over I²C: a complete receiver with no RF stage to design.
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Analog Devices ADXL314 accelerometer on a mikroBUS board, ±200 g full scale. For impacts and vibration that saturate ambient sensors.
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Texas Instruments OPT3005 sensor on a mikroBUS board. Measures ambient light over I²C with strong infrared rejection (850 and 940 nm), so readings stay accurate behind tinted glass or under infrared lighting.
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ams AS7331 sensor on a mikroBUS board. Measures the three ultraviolet bands A, B and C separately over I²C, for a UV index or exposure monitoring.
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Sensirion SHT45 sensor on a mikroBUS board. Measures temperature to ±0.1 °C and relative humidity to ±1 % over I²C, no calibration needed. The high end of ambient sensing.
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Bosch BME688 sensor on a mikroBUS board. The BME680 plus trainable gas detection, to tell smells apart, on top of temperature, humidity and pressure.
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Sensirion SHT40 sensor on a mikroBUS board, I²C. Temperature and relative humidity for an ambient station, at a modest price. Runs on both 3.3 V and 5 V.
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Female 2×8 mikroBUS socket, through-hole. The basic part to take a Click board on a home-made circuit or to replace a damaged connector.
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Silicon Labs Si4356 receiver on a mikroBUS board, 284 to 960 MHz. Set by jumpers, no driver needed: handy to listen to an ISM band next to a transmitter.
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Analog Devices LTC2947 energy meter on a mikroBUS board. Current, voltage and power, plus the accumulated charge its built-in clock totals up over time.
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STMicroelectronics M41T82 real-time clock on a mikroBUS board, over I²C. Calendar, alarms and an interrupt output, plus a backup battery that keeps time while the board is powered off.
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Texas Instruments INA260 meter on a mikroBUS board. Voltage, current and power over I²C, with its built-in 2 mΩ shunt: nothing to wire on the measurement side.
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Microchip AT24CM02 EEPROM on a mikroBUS board, 2 Mbit over I²C. Keeps a configuration or a log without power, one million write cycles.
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Micro Crystal RV-3028-C7 real-time clock on a mikroBUS board. 45 nA on battery, drift under one minute per year (±1 ppm): the reference clock for a battery-powered device.
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Vishay VEML7700 sensor on a mikroBUS board. Ambient light in lux over a wide range, via I²C, with a response close to the human eye.
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Infineon DPS422 sensor on a mikroBUS board. Barometric pressure and temperature over I²C or SPI, with very low power draw for battery builds.
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Electromechanical relay on a mikroBUS board, one channel, changeover contact. Switches a load isolated from the microcontroller with a plain logic output.
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Texas Instruments DRV8886 driver on a mikroBUS board. Drives a bipolar stepper up to 2 A with microstepping, thermal and current protection included.
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Microchip MCP3910 converter on a mikroBUS board, two 24-bit channels. Built for mains power measurement with a current transformer.
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Infineon CY15B108Q ferroelectric memory on a mikroBUS board, 8 Mbit over SPI. Instant writes and near-unlimited endurance, where an EEPROM wears out.
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Bosch BMP280 barometer on a mikroBUS board. Atmospheric pressure and temperature over I²C or SPI, fine enough to work as a metre-accurate altimeter.
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AH1389 magnetic detector on a mikroBUS board, with relay output. Detects a magnet without contact: door opening, shutter position, revolution counting.
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MAX31865 converter for PT100 or PT1000 platinum probes, mikroBUS format. Reads a 2, 3 or 4-wire industrial probe over SPI, to measure far from the microcontroller.
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STMicroelectronics LSM6DSL inertial unit on a mikroBUS board. Three-axis accelerometer and gyroscope over I²C or SPI, with built-in motion detection.
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Flicker board on a mikroBUS socket: a single Omron G6D relay driven by a timer. Two potentiometers set the on and off times, from 0.1 to 6 s, to flash a load: a signal light, a warning lamp or an alarm.
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Bosch BME680 sensor on a mikroBUS board: temperature, humidity, pressure and volatile organic compounds on a single chip, over I²C or SPI.
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NXP NT3H1101 NFC tag on a mikroBUS board, with energy harvesting. A phone can read and write the memory even with the board powered off.
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Bosch BMI160 inertial unit on a mikroBUS board. Six-axis accelerometer and gyroscope, very low power, to detect an impact or an opening.
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Microchip MCP79410 real-time clock on a mikroBUS board, with 64 bytes of backed-up SRAM and 128 bytes (1 Kbit) of EEPROM. Two programmable alarms over I²C.
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Quectel L76 receiver on a mikroBUS board. GPS, GLONASS and Galileo with an onboard antenna, NMEA output over serial: position and an accurate clock.
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STMicroelectronics M24SR64 dynamic NFC tag on a mikroBUS board. 64 Kbit readable by a phone over NFC and by the microcontroller over I²C, to configure a device with no display.
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96×96 colour OLED display driven by an SSD1351, mikroBUS format, over SPI. Absolute contrast and full viewing angle, with no backlight.
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Expansion board carrying two mikroBUS sockets. Lets you run two Click boards where the host board takes only one.
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XIAO ESP32-S3 board supplied with an OV2640 camera and a digital microphone. Everything needed for on-device vision or sound detection, in a stamp-sized format.
XIAO board built on ESP32-S3: dual core, Wi-Fi and BLE 5, external antenna connector, and enough power for a small on-device model.
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Development board the size of a stamp: RISC-V ESP32-C3, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5, external antenna connector. The cheapest of the XIAO range.
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Ebyte module built on LR1121: multi-band LoRa covering 868 MHz, 2.4 GHz and satellite S-band in one chip. For a product sold across continents.
SX1276 LoRa module, 868 MHz, 20 dBm, UART interface. The SX1276 is the most widespread LoRa chip, well documented and well tooled.
One-watt version of the UART LoRa module: 30 dBm output, serial port control. For long or congested links.
LoRa module driven over UART: send bytes on the serial port and the module handles the radio. 22 dBm, 868 MHz. No LoRa stack to write.
SX1262 LoRa module with a power amplifier: up to 30 dBm, a full watt. On 868 MHz, EU rules cap transmission well below that (25 mW on most sub-bands, 500 mW ERP at best), so set the power to your band and country.
Ebyte LoRa module built on SX1262, 868 MHz, 22 dBm transmit and -148 dBm receive. SPI interface, IPEX antenna connector. For a long-range low-power link.
SX1276 LoRa module on 915 MHz with PA, 27 dBm. The band used in North America and Australia, useful for export products.
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868 MHz transceiver with a power amplifier: 30 dBm, a full watt. The most powerful in the catalogue, for difficult links.
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Compact 868 MHz module, 22 x 15 mm, 14 dBm, -110 dBm sensitivity. Runs from 1.8 to 3.8 V, suited to battery operation.
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868 MHz module with excellent sensitivity, -124 dBm, at 14 dBm output. The right pick when range matters more than data rate.
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STM32WLE5 module with an onboard antenna: nothing to wire on the radio side, handy for a quick prototype.
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Module built on STMicroelectronics SPIRIT2: ASK, FSK and GFSK on 868.35 MHz. Multiple modulations to talk to varied equipment.
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Receive-only module on 868.35 MHz, -118 dBm sensitivity, 5 V supply. For listening to sensors or remotes with no transmit side.
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Official Nordic kit for nRF52: Bluetooth LE and Mesh, built-in SEGGER programmer, Arduino-compatible headers.
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HopeDuino evaluation board supplied with an RFM95W LoRa module. For trying the radio before soldering it onto your own board.
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433 MHz transceiver with an RS-485 interface: it replaces a long wired bus without changing the application protocol.
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868 MHz LoRa module with an RS-485 interface: replaces a wired industrial bus with a radio link, leaving the PLC untouched.
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433 MHz version of the RS-485 LoRa module, 20 dBm. The lower band gets through metal structures better.
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Official ESP8266 module test board: the module sits on spring contacts, no soldering. For flashing and testing before you solder.
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The same WROVER as the E version, 16 MB flash and 8 MB PSRAM, but with an external antenna connector in place of the printed one. Made for metal enclosures and remote antennas.
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First-generation ESP32 module, 16 MB flash, 20 dBm Wi-Fi. The proven D version, still the cheapest route to a connected device.
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ESP32-S3 module with 8 MB flash, no PSRAM, external antenna connector. The right trade-off when the case blocks a printed antenna.
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Same as the WROOM-1 16 MB with PSRAM, but with an external antenna connector instead of the printed antenna.
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Entry version of the ESP32-S3-WROOM-1: 4 MB flash, no PSRAM, PCB antenna. Enough for a simple sensor or actuator.
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The largest ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 variant: 16 MB flash and 8 MB PSRAM. For a colour display, audio, or an on-device model.
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Espressif's official audio board: ESP32-S3, two microphones, a speaker and a 2.4-inch 320x240 display. Enough to run voice recognition right on the board, with no remote server.
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Stamp-sized XIAO board built on the nRF52840: Bluetooth 5 and NFC, plus an onboard microphone and six-axis IMU. Enough to pick up a gesture or a sound without adding a sensor.
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Wio-E5 LoRaWAN module built on the STM32WLE5JC: radio and a Cortex-M4 core in a single package, 22 dBm, -136.5 dBm sensitivity. A complete LoRa node with no separate radio chip to wire.
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433 MHz LoRa module with PA, 27 dBm. The 433 band carries further than 868 at equal power, useful indoors and in built-up areas.
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SX1276 LoRa module on 433 MHz, 20 dBm, no PA. The classic choice for a low-power sensor network.
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SX1276 LoRa module with built-in PA: 27 dBm output (half a watt) and -139 dBm sensitivity. For long-range links.
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2.4 GHz transceiver, nRF24L01-compatible, 4 dBm, SPI. For a short link between two boards, without Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
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Transmit-only OOK module, 240 to 480 MHz, 11 dBm. Tiny and cheap, for building a remote or replaying a learned code.
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LoRa module built on STM32WLE5: radio and MCU in one chip, 18.5 dBm, -140 dBm. A whole sensor in a single part.
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SX1276 LoRa module on 868 MHz, SPI interface, -139 dBm sensitivity. The building block of a home LoRaWAN network.
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Module built on CC1310: sub-GHz radio and Cortex-M3 in one chip, -124 dBm, 14 dBm. Very low power for a battery sensor.
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CC1101 module on 868 MHz, SPI interface, 10 dBm, -110 dBm sensitivity. The reference chip for OOK and sub-GHz work: shutters, remotes, sensors.
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CC1101 module on 434 MHz, SPI, 10 dBm. Same chip as the 868 version, for the 433 band used by most gate remotes.
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Official Nordic USB dongle built on nRF52840: Bluetooth 5, Thread, Zigbee and 802.15.4. Works as a radio sniffer or Zigbee coordinator.
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869 MHz transceiver driven over UART: no radio stack to write, just send bytes on the serial port. -117 dBm sensitivity.
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868 MHz LoRa module driven over TTL UART, 20 dBm, -139 dBm. Wide 3.3 to 5.5 V supply, connects straight to a 5 V microcontroller.
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433 MHz LoRa module over TTL UART, 20 dBm. The 433 band gets through walls better than 868, at a lower data rate.
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FireBeetle 2 board built on ESP32-C6: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, Zigbee and Thread, with an external antenna connector for enclosed cases.
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ESP32 development board in the FireBeetle form factor, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 16 MB flash. Built-in lithium battery management for untethered projects.
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DFRobot Beetle ESP32 board with four analog inputs, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 5 V supply. For a small multi-sensor build.
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ESP8266 board in the FireBeetle form factor, Wi-Fi, ten digital inputs and one analog. Built-in battery charging, low standby current.
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The official ESP8266 development board, built around the external-antenna ESP-WROOM-02U module, with USB onboard. Plug it in and flash it, a quick base for a small Wi-Fi device.
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The WROVER is the classic ESP32 with 8 MB of extra PSRAM: 16 MB flash, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, PCB antenna. That memory makes all the difference once you handle images or large buffers.
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The ESP32 you find on more boards than any other: WROOM-32E, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 16 MB flash, onboard PCB antenna. The safe pick when you lay out your own board.
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ESP32-S3-WROOM-1U module, 8 MB flash and 8 MB PSRAM, external antenna connector. Same chip as WROOM-1, no PCB antenna.
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ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 module with 8 MB flash and 8 MB PSRAM, Wi-Fi and BLE 5, PCB antenna. PSRAM for framebuffers and audio.
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ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 module, Wi-Fi and BLE 5, 16 MB flash, PCB antenna. Dual-core Xtensa LX7 with vector instructions.
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ESP32-S3-MINI-1 module, 8 MB flash, PCB antenna, compact 15.4 x 20.5 mm. The module used on the ISNO Super board.
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One module, several protocols: Wi-Fi 6, BLE 5.3, plus Zigbee and Thread, with 16 MB of flash. The external antenna connector is what gets it out of a metal enclosure, where a printed antenna would go dead.
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Official ESP32-C6 development board, Wi-Fi 6, BLE 5.3, Zigbee and Thread. Two USB-C ports, RGB LED, 2.54 mm headers.
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ESP8266 Wi-Fi module in a shielded can, 4 MB flash, external antenna connector. Simple, proven and cheap.
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WeAct board built on the Raspberry Pi RP2350, with its two ARM cores and two RISC-V cores to choose from. 48 GPIO broken out and 16 MB of Flash: plenty of pins to drive without running short on space.
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A 2.4 GHz Bluetooth Low Energy module on the TI CC2674 SoC (Ebyte E72-2G4M20S1C), 20 dBm. A multi-protocol part, for a 2.4 GHz link with a bit more muscle than usual.
An 868 MHz LoRa module on the Semtech SX1262 (Ebyte E22-900M22S), driven over SPI, 22 dBm out. The SX1262 reaches far on very little current, from a lone sensor to a gateway.
Ebyte E07-900M10S sub-GHz transceiver (CC1101), 868 MHz, SPI, 10 dBm. For a DIY home radio receiver.
868 MHz antenna with SMA male connector, 3 dBi gain, linear polarisation, 50 ohm. For a LoRa module, a sub-GHz sensor or a gateway.
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433 MHz ISM antenna with SMA male connector, 2.5 dBi gain, omnidirectional, 10.8 cm. Flexible impact-resistant rubber, for a remote or a sub-GHz receiver.
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An I2C digital wattmeter: it reads a circuit's voltage, current and power in one go and hands back the numbers. Enough to learn what a build really draws.
A non-contact liquid level sensor: stuck to the outside of a tank wall, it senses water on the far side without ever touching it. Handy when the contents are aggressive or hazardous.
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Fully offline voice recognition: nothing leaves for the internet, and commands are taught straight on the module. It talks over I2C or UART, to drive things by voice, locally.
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A flexible piezoelectric strip: the slightest knock, a vibration or a mere touch bends it and makes a voltage. Powered at 5 V, it works as a touch switch or a jolt detector.
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A turbidity sensor with analog or digital output: it measures how much light the water lets through, and so how clear it is. A figure that climbs as soon as sediment or contamination clouds the liquid.
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An analog TDS sensor: it reads the solids dissolved in water, a direct picture of its conductivity and how clean it is. Runs on 3.3 to 5.5 V, read on an analog input.
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An analog sound meter calibrated in dBA, from 30 to 130 dB: from a quiet bedroom to a building site. Just a voltage to read on Arduino or ESP32, no signal processing to write.
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A capacitive soil moisture probe: no bare electrode to corrode in the dirt, so it lasts. Analog output over 3.3 to 5.5 V, for watering that waits until it is actually needed.
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A tipping-bucket rain gauge: each bucket that tips marks a measure of rain, and the sensor keeps the tally, read over I2C or UART. The quintessential weather-station part.
An analog Gravity V2 pH meter kit, probe included: its output wires to an Arduino or ESP32 analog input to follow the pH of an aquarium or a hydroponic setup.
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A lightning detector built on the AS3935 (Franklin): it hears a storm coming and gauges its distance out to 40 km over I2C. The warning before the first drop.
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An IP68 waterproof light sensor, I2C readings from 1 to 65535 lux. It stays outside through rain or inside a greenhouse, and gives a clean figure from moonlight to full sun.
DFRobot Fermion MEMS sensor (MiCS-2714), responsive to NO2, NO and hydrogen. Enough to watch a room's air or track down a leak, on a compact build.
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DFRobot SDM15 time-of-flight laser rangefinder: a single measurement point, from 5 cm to 15 m, over UART. To read a distance or spot an obstacle in front of a robot.
Waterproof stainless-steel DS18B20 temperature probe on a one-metre lead. 1-Wire bus: several probes on a single wire, -55 to 125 degrees. For a water heater, a pond or a heating circuit.
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1.3-inch OLED display, 128 by 64 pixels, over I2C. Same resolution as the 0.96-inch on a larger panel, so easier to read.
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0.96-inch OLED display, 128 by 64 pixels, driven over I2C. The classic small display for showing a reading or a status on a project.
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7.5-inch e-paper display, 800 by 480 pixels, in Raspberry Pi HAT format. The largest of the range, for a schedule or a wall display.
4.2-inch e-paper display, 400 by 300 pixels, with four grey levels. Large enough for a home dashboard readable from across the room.
2.9-inch three-colour e-paper display, 296 by 128 pixels: black, white and red. The red makes an alert or a price stand out.
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2.13-inch e-paper display, 250 by 122 pixels, in Raspberry Pi HAT format. Zero power draw between refreshes.
1.54-inch e-paper display, 200 by 200 pixels, black and white. The image stays on screen with no power: ideal for a label or a battery-powered display.
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Expansion board that turns a XIAO into a Grove platform: eight standard Grove connectors, including two I2C and one UART. No more wiring sensors one by one.
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XIAO board built on nRF52840: Bluetooth 5, NFC, and a few microamps in sleep. For a sensor that must run for months on a battery.
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Mini USB-to-TTL-serial converter module (Kamami), to flash and debug a microcontroller such as an ESP32.
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DFRobot Gravity electromagnetic water flow sensor, G3/4 thread, 0.5 to 50 L/min, NPN pulse output, ±1% accuracy. To meter the water on a main inlet with an ESP32 under ESPHome.
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