MS5607 Altimeter Module

MS5607 Altimeter Module

The MS5607 altimeter module is a high precision pressure sensor. It measures pressure from 10 to 1200 mbar. It also measures temperature from -40°C to +85°C. Accuracy is ±1.5 mbar. This module is perfect for drones, weather stations, and wearables.

This MS5607 altimeter module converts pressure into altitude data. It uses a built-in 24-bit ADC for precise readings. The sensor compensates for temperature changes automatically. This ensures stable performance in varying conditions. You get reliable height measurements every time. The module is factory calibrated. No extra setup is needed for basic use. It supports both I2C and SPI protocols. This gives you flexibility in your designs. The small footprint fits tight spaces easily. Power consumption is only 1 microamp in standby. This makes it ideal for always-on devices. The MS5607 altimeter module is a trusted choice for professionals.

Key Features

• High precision pressure measurement with ±1.5 mbar accuracy
• Altitude resolution down to 10 cm with proper calibration
• Digital I2C and SPI interfaces for easy integration
• Low power consumption for battery-powered projects
• Wide operating range from -40°C to +85°C
• Factory calibrated with 24-bit ADC for consistent output

Use Cases

Use the MS5607 altimeter module in drones for altitude hold. It works great in weather stations for barometric pressure. Wearable devices benefit from its small size and low power. Hobbyists and engineers love it for IoT projects. Typical buyers include drone builders and weather enthusiasts. Robotics teams use it for precise vertical positioning. Students and researchers rely on it for data logging. The MS5607 altimeter module suits both beginners and experts. It is a versatile sensor for many applications.

Order the MS5607 altimeter module today from Electra Store. Get fast shipping and reliable quality. Upgrade your project with this precise sensor now. Stock is limited, so act fast. Your next build deserves the best. Click to order and start measuring altitude with confidence.