HiLetgo BMP180 GY-68 Digital Barometric Pressure Sensor Module Replace BMP085 for Arduino

HiLetgo BMP180 GY-68 Digital Barometric Pressure Sensor Module Replace BMP085 for Arduino

$ 4.69

Score By Feature

Based on 27 ratings

Satisfaction

8.83

Customer service

8.43

Delivery

8.85

Value for money

8.51

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Product Description

This sensor has plenty of power to function in mobile devices, yet it can be used comfortably at small sizes with high-precision.

It is capable of performing at the highest level of performance, achieving the absolute accuracy of Three-tenths of a pound of pressure, and only three amps of power consumption

This ceramic leadless chip carrier (LCC) ultra-thin package has eight pins and can connect directly to microprocessors via the I2C bus or through a conventional IC.

-500 meters above sea level at pressures of 300 * 1100hPa (9000 meters above sea level).

5.5 Amps in standard mode, low power consumption

Selected User Reviews For HiLetgo BMP180 GY-68 Digital Barometric Pressure Sensor Module Replace BMP085 for Arduino

In four cases, one of the following works Due to the problems I experienced with the BMP180 from HiLetgo, I am not changing my review of this product, however, I have changed the number of stars from one to five because of the outstanding customer service I received from the company

5/5

I have received datasheets from customer service (which I studied previously trying to make the BMP180 work), but HiLetgo has also stood behind their product and reputation, they offered me a full refund even though the 30 day return period has yet to expire. The HiLetgo company is honest, helpful and customer-focused, and I wish all companies were like this. The only reason I am considering purchasing again from HiLetgo is that they are an honest seller who is dedicated to doing what is right for I bought two BMP180s, one of which appears to work accurately, and the other seems to be 10C higher than the other. I swapped sensors and verified the problem was not caused by my software or hardware, but by the BMP180. The two additional BMP180 sensors I ordered from HiLetgo were both completely off, reading 25C high and 210C high. I figured I was unlucky with that first one. As a precaution, I switched the sensor positions again just to make sure it wasn't a problem with my software or hardware. Sure enough, when I swapped the positions, the faulty BMP180s appeared. In addition to its high reading, the faulty BMP180's pressure was also 20 to 30 mb higher than a functioning BMP180. I will steer clear of any product with HiLetgo stamp on it in the.

Everest Gregory

| Sep 12, 2020

The link is not working

5/5

I tried it on an Arduino, a Red Pitaya, and a Raspberry Pi, and none of them worked. There is no light coming from the LED. If you are only buying it for the price, you may not need it. Edit

As a matter of fact, this sensor works. It is the GPS HiLetgo GY-35 sensor that does not work This is Neo6MV2. EDIT
You may be able to use the GPS sensor as well.

Madeleine HODGSON

| Sep 29, 2020

The software works really well, and it is very reasonably priced

5/5

The item was bought to go with a project I was building as part of my Internet of Things course. The software works really well, and it is very reasonably priced. If you need pins, you will have to solder them on.