Product Description
"Start sensing the world around you with the Nicla Sense Env.
This board combines three state-of-the-art sensors from Renesas with the easy integration and scalability of the Arduino ecosystem.
Expand your Portenta or MKR projects by adding the Nicla Sense Env.
In addition to a particularly low-power temperature and humidity sensor, two intelligent, industrial-grade gas sensors are integrated that can measure air quality in both indoor and outdoor areas.
Thanks to its compact size (22.86 x 22.86 mm) and robust design, the board is ideal for projects that need to combine sensor fusion and the high computing power of the Portenta family.
Application examples Air quality, humidity and temperature monitoring in air conditioning or ventilation systems Support for automatic air purification and fume detection systems Monitoring of toxic substances in industrial processes, including CO2 and VOCs Easy integration into Arduino development projects to add sensors to monitor environmental data Technical specifications Microcontroller: Renesas RA2E1 ARM® Cortex® M23 (not user programmable)Clock frequency: up to 48 MHz Memory: SRAM: 16 KB Flash memory: 128 KB, for internal storage of sensor data and firmware instructions Dimensions: Size: 22.86 x 22.86 mmWeight: 2 g, ideal for compact and portable applications Sensors: HS4001: energy-saving sensor for relative humidity and temperature ZMOD4410AI1V: Gas sensor for indoor air quality (TVOC detection) with integrated AI ZMOD4510AI1V: Gas sensor for NO2 and O3 for monitoring outdoor air quality with AI support Power supply: Power supply via a connected Arduino Portenta or MKR board Interfaces: I2C bus: via ESLOV connector Serial interface: for additional data communication SPI: fast and flexible data transfer for peripheral devices Analog inputs (ADC): two ADC channelsProgrammable I/O voltage: from 1.
8V to 3.
3V Interface options: ESLOV interface: for easy Arduino integration Header and connection pins (castellated pins): facilitates integration into Arduino projects Useful external links• https://docs.arduino.cc/ (documentation)• https://forum.arduino.cc/ (Forum)"
