Monk Makes CO2 Dock for micro:bit

Description

• Monk Makes CO2 Dock for micro:bit
• Integrates seamlessly with BBC micro:bit
• Measures CO2 from 0-5000ppm
• Offers precise temperature and humidity data
• Includes MakeCode library for easy programming
• Operates on low power from micro:bit

The Monk Makes CO2 Dock for micro:bit is an innovative docking sensor specifically designed for integration with the BBC micro:bit. This sophisticated board connects seamlessly via the micro:bit’s edge connector, enabling the measurement of carbon dioxide levels, temperature, and relative humidity. The sensor operates efficiently with low power consumption, drawing power directly from the micro:bit itself.

This CO2 Dock is equipped with a range of features that enhance its functionality. It is capable of measuring carbon dioxide concentrations from 0 to 5000 parts per million, providing accurate environmental data. Additionally, it offers precise readings of temperature and relative humidity, making it a versatile tool for various applications.

To facilitate ease of use, the CO2 Dock includes a MakeCode library, which simplifies the programming process, allowing users to quickly and effectively implement the sensor in their projects. It is important to note that this product is based on a different sensor than the MonkMakes CO2 for micro:bit and is not a direct replacement for use in specific projects, such as the Living Space project, without modifications to existing documentation.

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• 1x Monk Makes CO2 Dock for micro:bit

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PDF Files

• Monk Makes CO2 Dock for micro:bit – Datasheet
• Monk Makes CO2 Dock for micro:bit – Instructions

Specifications

• Operates with low power directly from the micro:bit
• Measures CO2 levels from 0 to 5000 ppm
• Measures temperature and relative humidity
• Includes a MakeCode library to simplify programming