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Meadow.Foundation.Sensors.Atmospheric.Bme68x 2.5.0

Meadow.Foundation.Sensors.Atmospheric.Bme68x

Bosch BME68x SPI / I2C humidity, barometric pressure, ambient temperature and gas (VOC) sensor

The Bme68x library is included in the Meadow.Foundation.Sensors.Atmospheric.Bme68x nuget package and is designed for the Meadow .NET IoT platform.

This driver is part of the Meadow.Foundation peripherals library, an open-source repository of drivers and libraries that streamline and simplify adding hardware to your C# .NET Meadow IoT applications.

For more information on developing for Meadow, visit developer.wildernesslabs.co.

To view all Wilderness Labs open-source projects, including samples, visit github.com/wildernesslabs.

Installation

You can install the library from within Visual studio using the the NuGet Package Manager or from the command line using the .NET CLI:

dotnet add package Meadow.Foundation.Sensors.Atmospheric.Bme68x

Usage

Bme680? sensor;

public override Task Initialize()
{
 Resolver.Log.Info("Initializing...");

 //CreateSpiSensor();
 CreateI2CSensor();

 //uncomment to enable on sensor heater for gas readings
 //EnableGasHeater();

 var consumer = Bme680.CreateObserver(
 handler: result =>
 {
 Resolver.Log.Info($"Observer: Temp changed by threshold; new temp: {result.New.Temperature?.Celsius:N2}C, old: {result.Old?.Temperature?.Celsius:N2}C");
 },
 filter: result =>
 {
 if (result.Old?.Temperature is { } oldTemp &&
 result.Old?.Humidity is { } oldHumidity &&
 result.New.Temperature is { } newTemp &&
 result.New.Humidity is { } newHumidity)
 {
 return ((newTemp - oldTemp).Abs().Celsius > 0.5 &&
 (newHumidity - oldHumidity).Percent > 0.05);
 }
 return false;
 }
 );

 sensor?.Subscribe(consumer);

 if (sensor != null)
 {
 sensor.Updated += (sender, result) =>
 {
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Temperature: {result.New.Temperature?.Celsius:N2}C");
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Relative Humidity: {result.New.Humidity:N2}%");
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Pressure: {result.New.Pressure?.Millibar:N2}mbar ({result.New.Pressure?.Pascal:N2}Pa)");
 if (sensor.GasConversionIsEnabled)
 {
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Gas Resistance: {result.New.GasResistance:N0}Ohms");
 }
 };
 }

 sensor?.StartUpdating(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2));

 ReadConditions().Wait();

 return base.Initialize();
}

void EnableGasHeater()
{
 if (sensor != null)
 {
 sensor.GasConversionIsEnabled = true;
 sensor.HeaterIsEnabled = true;
 sensor.ConfigureHeatingProfile(Bme688.HeaterProfileType.Profile1, new Meadow.Units.Temperature(300), TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(100), new Meadow.Units.Temperature(22));
 sensor.HeaterProfile = Bme688.HeaterProfileType.Profile1;
 }
}

void CreateSpiSensor()
{
 Resolver.Log.Info("Create BME680 sensor with SPI...");

 var spiBus = Device.CreateSpiBus();
 sensor = new Bme680(spiBus, Device.CreateDigitalOutputPort(Device.Pins.D14));
}

void CreateI2CSensor()
{
 Resolver.Log.Info("Create BME680 sensor with I2C...");

 var i2c = Device.CreateI2cBus();
 sensor = new Bme680(i2c, (byte)Bme688.Addresses.Address_0x76);
}

async Task ReadConditions()
{
 if (sensor == null) { return; }

 var (Temperature, Humidity, Pressure, Resistance) = await sensor.Read();

 Resolver.Log.Info("Initial Readings:");
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Temperature: {Temperature?.Celsius:N2}C");
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Pressure: {Pressure?.Hectopascal:N2}hPa");
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Relative Humidity: {Humidity?.Percent:N2}%");
 Resolver.Log.Info($" Gas Resistance: {Resistance?.Ohms:N0}Ohms");
}

How to Contribute

• Found a bug? Report an issue
• Have a feature idea or driver request? Open a new feature request
• Want to contribute code? Fork the Meadow.Foundation repository and submit a pull request against the develop branch

Need Help?

If you have questions or need assistance, please join the Wilderness Labs community on Slack.

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