Reading temperature and humidity data with the Arduino Nano
The Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi Pico have unique hardware features that make them ideal for tackling different development scenarios. For example, the Arduino Nano has a built-in temperature and humidity sensor. As a result, we do not need external components for our project with this board.
In this recipe, we will show how to read a single temperature and humidity sensor data using the Arduino Nano.
Getting ready
Since the temperature and humidity sensor is integrated into the board, no external components need to be connected, and the software library required to interface with the sensor is already integrated into the Arduino Web Editor.
If you use the local Arduino IDE, this library can be installed easily through the Arduino Library Manager. The instructions to install the library have been reported in the following How to do it… section.
As a result, to accomplish...
