DIY Wireless Temp/Humid/Pressure sensors for measuring vacuum sealed 3d printed filament containers @smbakeryt
DIY Wireless Temp/Humid/Pressure sensors for measuring vacuum sealed 3d printed filament containers  @smbakeryt
Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I purchased some "printdry" containers and I wanted to quantify how well their vacuum seal was maintained and also how well my desiccant was performing at reducing humidity. I designed a small sensor board that uses a BME280 sensor together with a wireless transmitter module to broadcast temperature, pressure, and humidity readings where they are collected by a raspberry pi. Each sensor is powered by a CR2032 battery. For more electronics and 3D printing projects, see smbaker.com
DIY Wireless Temp/Humid/Pressure sensors for measuring vacuum sealed 3d printed filament containersConvergent Technologies NGEN - Part 2 - Video, Keyboard, and a small Fire!Raspberry Pi Virtual Floppy for ISA (PC XT/AT) ComputersScotts Z80SBC Part-1: 4-layer PCBs with Eagle and JLCPCBOlivetti M20 Z8000 Computer: Upgrades and New Boards and Speech Synthesizers and ZORK!Review and Modifications - Sparkfun Third Hand KitTeleram Portabubble vintage 1970s computer with Magnetic Bubble MemoryPanadapter for the Drake R-4B 4-Line Ham RadioRC2014 and Heathkit H8 Vintage/Retro Punched Paper Tape using a FANUC PPR (Portable Punch Reader)HP 27201A, The Worlds First Speech Synthesizer ... by a major computer companyPoE-powered lab power supply using a DPS5005 and custom PoE boardCOB LED Panels, 10W, 70W, and 200W. Evaluating Temperatures.
smbakeryt |

DIY Wireless Temp/Humid/Pressure sensors for measuring vacuum sealed 3d printed filament containers

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER