The TK120 at an angle: a black board with a gold border, the small square SHT31 chip in the middle on a tongue of board with a U-shaped slot routed round it, a capacitor below it, two round mounting holes, a thermometer-and-droplet drawing, lonely binary up the left edge, I2C SHT31 up the right edge, the power LED and its resistor at the top right, three resistors at the bottom left, and a right-angle four-pin header labelled GND, VCC, SDA and SCL.
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SHT31 Temperature and Humidity Sensor

A Sensirion SHT31 on a TinkerBlock carrier: two numbers over two shared wires, calibrated at the factory, with the pull-ups already fitted and two jumpers on the back that set the address and take them away again.

Address
0x44or 0x45, one jumper
Temperature
±0.2°C typical
Humidity
±2% RH typical
Supply
3–5V, pull-ups fitted

Turn it over and see all four holes wired: SDA and SCL each have a 10 kΩ pull-up behind the I2C PULL-UP jumper, joined as shipped. The ADDR jumper beside them is open, so the sensor answers at 0x44 until you bridge it.

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