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Unit NCIR

SKU:U028

Description

NCIR featured with built-in infrared MLX90614 sensor, It can be used to measure the surface temperature of a human body or other object.

Unlike most temperature sensors, this sensor measures infrared light bouncing off of remote objects so it can sense temperature without having to touch them physically.

Simply point the sensor towards what you want to measure and it will detect the temperature by absorbing IR waves emitted. Because it doesn't have to touch the object it's measuring, it can sense a wider range of temperatures than most digital sensors! It takes the measurement over an 90-degree field of view so it can be handy for determining the average temperature of an area.
The MLX90614 is factory calibrated in wide temperature ranges: -40 to 125 ˚C for the ambient temperature and -70 to 380 ˚C for the object temperature.

Connect with M5Core via GROVE A I2C(0x5A).

Product Features

  • Measuring object temperature range: -70°C ~ 380°C
  • Measuring ambient temperature range: -40 to 125 ˚C
  • Measurement accuracy at room temperature: ±0.5°C
  • Field of view: 90°
  • Software Development Platform: Arduino, UIFlow (Blockly, Python)
  • Two Lego-compatible holes

Include

  • 1x NCIR Unit
  • 1x Grove Cable

Applications

  • Body Temperature Measurement
  • Object (biological) Motion Detection

Specification

Resources Parameter
Communication protocol I2C:0x5A
Net weight 4g
Gross weight 16g
Product Size 32*24*8mm
Package Size 136*92*11mm

EasyLoader

EasyLoader is a concise and fast program writer, which has a built-in case program related to the product. It can be burned to the main control by simple steps to perform a series of function verification.

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Description:
The screen displays the current detected temperature value.

PinMap

M5Core (GROVE A) GPIO22 GPIO21 5V GND
NCIR Unit SCL SDA 5V GND

Schematic

Module Size

Example

Arduino

UIFlow

How to use Unit nbiot and related API instructions in the UIFlow2.0