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MAX30205MTA Human Body Temperature Sensor Module - I2C Interface

₹789.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The MAX30205MTA sensor module provides clinical-grade digital body temperature measurement via a 16-bit I2C interface, compatible with Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi for wearable health and medical monitoring applications.

Features

  • High-accuracy digital temperature sensor with ±0.1°C clinical-grade precision in the 37°C–39°C range.
  • I2C-compatible interface with configurable addresses for easy integration with microcontrollers and SBCs.
  • Low power consumption of 600µA typical, ideal for battery-powered wearable and portable medical devices.
  • 16-bit resolution provides a temperature resolution of 0.00390625°C for detailed monitoring.
  • Features an open-drain over-temperature alarm output for configurable threshold alerts.

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Description

The MAX30205MTA module is built around the Maxim Integrated MAX30205 IC, a high-precision digital temperature sensor engineered for medical-grade body temperature measurement. It converts thermal readings directly into a 16-bit digital value via an integrated sigma-delta ADC, ensuring high resolution and accuracy critical for clinical and health monitoring applications.

Operating from a 2.7V to 3.3V supply, the module is designed for low-power embedded systems and wearable devices. Its I2C communication protocol supports multiple selectable addresses, enabling multi-sensor setups in a single system. The integrated open-drain interrupt output can be configured as a thermostat or over-temperature alarm, providing a hardware-triggered alert mechanism.

Key Features

  • Clinical-grade accuracy (±0.1°C) optimized for human body temperature measurement.
  • Direct digital output via 16-bit I2C interface eliminates analog signal conditioning.
  • Ultra-low power operation extends battery life in portable health monitors.
  • Configurable over-temperature alarm with open-drain output for system interrupts.
  • Supports up to 32 selectable I2C addresses for scalable multi-sensor networks.
  • Compact PCB module format with pre-soldered header pins for rapid prototyping.
  • Stable performance across the specified 0°C to +50°C operating temperature range.

Applications

  • Wearable continuous health monitors and smart patches for core body temperature tracking.
  • Medical-grade thermometers and patient monitoring systems in clinical settings.
  • Fever screening and health kiosks integrated with embedded microcontrollers.
  • Battery-powered portable diagnostic equipment and personal wellness devices.
  • Multi-sensor health data acquisition systems using I2C communication buses.

Technical Specifications

Sensor ModelMAX30205MTA
Measurement TypeDigital Body Temperature
Communication InterfaceI2C
Supply Voltage2.7V–3.3V DC
Operating Current600µA (Typical)
Temperature Accuracy±0.1°C (37°C–39°C)
Resolution16-bit (0.00390625°C)
Operating Temperature0°C to +50°C
Over-Temperature OutputOpen-Drain Interrupt/Thermostat
I2C Address SelectionUp to 32 Addresses
Dimensions (L x W)21.5 x 13.6 mm
Weight0.004 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the operating voltage range for the MAX30205MTA module?

The module requires a supply voltage between 2.7V and 3.3V DC. It is designed for 3.3V logic systems and is not 5V tolerant. Ensure your microcontroller or power source provides a stable voltage within this range for accurate operation.

How do I connect and communicate with this sensor using I2C?

The module uses a standard I2C interface with SDA and SCL lines. Connect these to your microcontroller's corresponding I2C pins, along with VCC (2.7V-3.3V) and GND. The sensor supports multiple configurable addresses via its address selection pins, allowing you to set a unique I2C address to avoid bus conflicts.

What is the accuracy and resolution of the temperature measurement?

The sensor provides clinical-grade accuracy of ±0.1°C within the human body temperature range of 37°C to 39°C. It features a high 16-bit resolution, corresponding to a temperature step of 0.00390625°C, enabling detection of very fine temperature changes.

Can this sensor be used for continuous monitoring in battery-powered devices?

Yes, its low typical operating current of 600µA makes it suitable for battery-powered applications like wearable health monitors. You can also utilize the configurable over-temperature alarm output to put the main microcontroller to sleep and wake it only when a threshold is exceeded, further conserving power.

Package Includes

  • 1 x MAX30205MTA Human Body Temperature Sensor Module
  • 1 x Header Pin Strip

Additional Information

Weight 0.004 kg
Dimensions 2.15 × 1.36 cm