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14 component profiles — every part number below links to its full reference record with datasheet, specifications and RFQ.

Sensors — 14 profiles covering accelerometers, 6-axis IMUs, time-of-flight ranging, barometric pressure, humidity and temperature, ambient light and Hall-effect current sensing — turn the physical world into usable data. Range, accuracy, interface (I2C or SPI) and package dimensions drive selection, and many sensor families need application-specific calibration or driver support. Confirm the full ordering code and check the manufacturer evaluation resources when qualifying a new sensor for production.

Sourcing notes for Sensors. Start from the exact manufacturer part number: similar-sounding parts across vendors are rarely interchangeable, and parametric differences hide in the datasheet electrical tables. Confirm package, pinout and grade against the datasheet before requesting a quote, and check lifecycle status for anything headed into a long production run — line up a second source early for allocated or single-source lines. Always request traceability documents (date code, lot code, original packing) and confirm the inspection process applied to your lot.

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All Sensors parts (14)

MPNFunctionPackageRecord
ACS712ELCTR-05B-THall Current SensorSOIC-8View →
ADXL345BCCZ3-Axis AccelerometerLGA-14View →
BME280Environmental SensorLGA-8View →
BMP280Pressure SensorLGA-8View →
DS18B20+Digital ThermometerTO-92-3View →
ICM-42688-P6-Axis Motion SensorLGA-14View →
LIS2DH12TR3-Axis AccelerometerLGA-12View →
LIS3DHTR3-Axis AccelerometerLGA-16View →
LSM6DS3TR-C6-Axis IMULGA-16View →
LSM6DSLTR6-Axis IMULGA-14View →
OPT3001DNPRAmbient Light SensorUSON-6View →
SHT31-DIS-B2.5KSHumidity/Temp SensorDFN-8View →
TMP117AIDRVRDigital Temp SensorWSON-6View →
VL53L1CXV0FY/1ToF Distance SensorLGA-12View →
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