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Seeed Studio Grove High Precision Barometric Pressure Sensor DPS310
A high-precision barometric pressure and temperature sensor with ±0.002 hPa precision and 300–1200 hPa range, featuring a Grove socket for plug-and-play use
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- ±0.002 hPa precision enables centimetre-level altitude tracking
- ±0.06 hPa relative accuracy gives reliable pressure readings
- 7 µA pressure current extends battery-powered operation
- 300–1200 hPa range covers sea level to high altitude
- Grove socket plus SPI pins allow solder-free integration
High-precision DPS310 sensor for altitude logging
The Grove High Precision Barometric Pressure Sensor uses the Infineon DPS310 to measure pressure from 300 to 1200 hPa and temperature from -40 to 85 °C. It delivers ±0.002 hPa precision and ±0.06 hPa relative accuracy for fine altitude resolution. The module suits makers building weather stations, drone altimeters or indoor navigation prototypes.
Sustained low-power operation at 1 Hz sampling
Continuous pressure reads draw 1.7 µA and temperature reads 1.5 µA at 1 Hz, with standby at 0.5 µA. This lets battery-powered loggers run for extended periods without thermal drift or voltage sag. The sensor maintains its stated precision across the full temperature range during long deployments.
Verify 3.3 V or 5 V I²C bus and Grove connector
Your host must provide a 3.3 V or 5 V I²C bus with a Grove socket or compatible header. No SPI pins are broken out on the Grove port, so SPI-only hosts cannot use the plug-and-play connector. Confirm your firmware library supports the DPS310 register map before ordering.
Highlights
- ±0.002 hPa precision enables centimetre-level altitude tracking
- ±0.06 hPa relative accuracy gives reliable pressure readings
- 7 µA pressure current extends battery-powered operation
- 300–1200 hPa range covers sea level to high altitude
- Grove socket plus SPI pins allow solder-free integration
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Questions about this item
How much power does the DPS310 sensor draw when it runs continuously at 1 Hz sampling?
It uses 1.7 µA for pressure and 1.5 µA for temperature measurements at 1 Hz, with a standby current of 0.5 µA.
Which host board or shield must I already have to use the Grove socket on this sensor?
The Grove IIC connector plugs directly into a Seeeduino or an Arduino fitted with a base shield, supporting both 3.3 V and 5 V logic.
Will the sensor's 300–1200 hPa range and -40 to 85 °C limits work with my older 5 V Arduino Uno projects?
Yes, the module is compatible with 5 V systems and its pressure and temperature ranges cover standard environmental monitoring needs.
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