Adafruit BMP581 I2C / SPI Temperature and Air Pressure Sensor, STEMMA QT, 6407
Adafruit BMP581 I2C / SPI Temperature and Air Pressure Sensor, STEMMA QT, 6407
Adafruit BMP58x Precision Barometer & Altimeter (BMP581) Are you looking for ultra-accurate height and pressure measurement? The BMP581 delivers next-gen performance – ideal for environmental measurements, wearables or stable altitudes for copters. Extremely precise: relative accuracy ±0.4Pa (≈±3.3cm) at 900-1100hPa, 25°C; noise up to 1cm (0.08Pa) Absolute accuracy: type. ±30 Pa (≈ 2.5 m). I2C and SPI: choose simple wiring via I2C or collision-free multiple sensors via SPI Easy integration: 3.3V regulator & level shifting - compatible with 3V/5V logic STEMMA QT/Qwiic: two connectors for solderless connections and daisy chain (cable separately). Temperature: ± 0.5 °C. Compatible: firmware/software compatible with BMP580. Ready to go: Arduino library available Perfect for: precise altimetry, weather stations, indoor navigation, drones, sports and altitude tracking. Note: For absolute altitude, you need to calibrate the local air pressure at sea level - this applies to all pressure-based altimeters.
Product Features
- Precision Ultra-high accuracy: relative accuracy 0.4 Pa (approx. 3.3 cm height) and very low noise up to 0.08 Pa (1 cm) - ideal if you want to measure fine height differences; temperature measurement 0.5 C.
- CONNECTIVITY - I2C or SPI: Use I2C for fast, easy cabling or SPI if you want to operate multiple sensors without I2C address conflicts.
- PLUG-&PLAY - Pre-assembled breakout with 3.3V controller and level shifters: runs smoothly on 3.3V and 5V microcontrollers; STEMMA QT (Qwiic compatible) for solderless connections.
- Flexible use perfect for drones, wearables or environmental measurements: great as a precise altimeter; for absolute sea level, you must take into account the current reference pressure as with all barometers.
- EASY INTEGRATION - Next Gen sensor, firmware-compatible with previous BMP models and Arduino library available - get started in minutes.