The senseBox:edu and its content
Overview of the content
The senseBox MCU
The senseBox MCU is the core part of the senseBox and has a variety of connection options.
Sensors
Temperature- and Humiditysensor
Connection: I2C/Wire Ports
Illuminance and UV-Sensor
Connection: I2C/Wire Ports
Airpressure and Temperaturesensor
Connection: I2C/Wire Ports
Ultrasonic-Distancesensor
Connection: Digital/Analog Ports
Microphone
Connection: Digital/Analog Ports
Cables
Various cables are used to connect the sensors and other electronic components to the senseBox MCU.
JST-JST Cable
Used to connect the environmental sensors
JST-Adaptercable
Used to connect sensors via the breadboard
Jumperwires
Used for circuits on the breadboard
Display and Bees
OLED-Display
Connection: I2C/Wire
WiFi-Bee
Connection: Port XBEE1
mSD-Bee
Connection: Port XBEE2
Small Electronical Parts
10kOhm Resistor
470 Ohm Resistor
LEDs
RGB-LED
LDR
Piezo
Extensions
Various expansion modules are available for the senseBox, which are connected directly to the slots of the senseBox MCU and can be programmed via Blockly.
Dustsensor
Connection: UART/Serial Ports
The fine dust sensor can measure fine dust in two different sizes.
GPS
Connection: I2C/Wire Ports
The GPS module can be used to determine the location.