ELECFREAKS Octopus Waterproof Temperature Sensor (DS18B20)

This ELECFREAKS Octopus Waterproof Temperature Sensor (DS18B20) is a temperature detector used to test the liquid temperature based on 18b20. ELECFREAKS Octopus Waterproof Temperature Sensor (DS18B20) is compatible with popular platforms and microcontrollers for seamless integration into your projects. Whether you're using a micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, or other development board, this sensor offers versatile compatibility. Simplify your development process and leverage sensor capabilities for your own projects.

In stock
SKU
EF04095
$6.90

DESCRIPTION

This ELECFREAKS Octopus Waterproof Temperature Sensor (DS18B20) is a temperature detector used to test the liquid temperature based on 18b20. ELECFREAKS Octopus Waterproof Temperature Sensor (DS18B20) is compatible with popular platforms and microcontrollers for seamless integration into your projects. Whether you're using a micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, or other development board, this sensor offers versatile compatibility. Simplify your development process and leverage sensor capabilities for your own projects.

 

CHARACTERISTICS

Standard 3-pin GVS ports are easy to plug.
3V working voltage can drive the micro:bit.
The water-proof design makes it possible to use in the liquid.

 

SPECIFICATIONS

Item Parameter
SKU EF04095
Working Voltage DC 3.0V
Power Supply 3v-5v
Connector Type Analog
Length of water-proof detector 1m
Pins Definition 1-Signal 2-VCC 3-GND
Response Quick to response and high sensitivity
Circuit Simple drive circuit
Stability Stable and durable

 

OUTLOOKS & DIMENSIONS

 

CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Connect to the P1 port of the extension board.

 

ADD PACKAGE

Click "Advanced" in MakeCode to check more choices.

Click "Extensions", and search “https://github.com/elecfreaks/pxt-ds18b20" in the dialogue box to download the codebase of 18b20.

 

PROGRAMMING

 

REFERENCE

Links: https://makecode.microbit.org/_1x1ERwiT1bui You can also download the links below:

 

RESULTS

The current temperature value is showing on the micro:bit.

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