The AM2320 is a compact temperature and humidity sensor that offers the convenience of an I2C interface, making it much easier to integrate into projects compared to traditional DHT sensors that require complex bit-banging protocols. With this I2C communication, you can easily connect the sensor to a microcontroller without needing to worry about precise timing. While the sensor's documentation is limited, it claims a 3% humidity accuracy and 0.5°C temperature accuracy. However, based on real-world use, we recommend keeping in mind that the temperature may be off by 2-3°C, and humidity could vary by 5-10%. Despite these limitations, the AM2320 offers an excellent balance of simplicity, affordability, and functionality, making it a great choice for maker and IoT projects where high accuracy is not critical. Each order includes one AM2320 sensor, and you will need an I2C-compatible microcontroller and two I2C pull-up resistors (which are not included) to use it. We provide ready-to-go Arduino and CircuitPython code to get you started, along with a detailed guide that includes wiring diagrams, code examples, and the datasheet. Key Features: I2C Interface (address 0x5c), simple integration with I2C-compatible microcontrollers. Temperature & Humidity Accuracy: ±0.5°C for temperature, ±3% RH for humidity (though actual accuracy may vary). Voltage Tolerance: Works with both 3.3V and 5V logic. Signal Transmission: Up to 20 meters. Resolution: 0.1°C for temperature and 1% RH for humidity. Dimensions: 22.5mm x 12.0mm x 4.7mm (0.9" x 0.5" x 0.2"). Weight: 1.1g (0.0oz).
