Soldered Electrochemical H2S Gas Sensor Breakout (Qwiic)
This board measures hydrogen sulphide (H2S) from 0 to 300 ppm with an SGX-4H2S-300 electrochemical cell. An LMP91000 analog front end biases the cell and turns its current into a voltage, a 16-bit ADS1115 ADC converts that voltage, and an ATtiny404 talks to both chips for you, so your microcontroller sees a single I2C device at 0x30. Plug it in over Qwiic and read the gas concentration with the Arduino or MicroPython library.
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ProductSoldered Electrochemical H2S Gas Sensor Breakout (Qwiic)Hydrogen sulphide sensor board with an SGX-4H2S-300 electrochemical cell for 0 to 300 ppm, read over Qwiic.ShopBuy it on our shopPrice, stock and every variant of this product in the Soldered shop.Open the shop pageThe board's silkscreen reads solde.red/333417. It is the same board, sold as
SKU 333331, and these pages describe it.
At a glance
InterfaceI2C over Qwiic, address 0x30 (0x30 to 0x37 by switch)
Main ICTexas Instruments LMP91000 analog front end
Gas and rangeH2S, 0 to 300 ppm (SGX-4H2S-300 cell)
Response timeT90 under 30 s
Voltage3.3 V only, no regulator
Connectors2x Qwiic, 2.54 mm headers
Dimensions38 x 38 mm
EnvironmentsArduino, MicroPython
What's in the box
| Qty | Item | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Soldered Electrochemical H2S Gas Sensor Breakout (Qwiic) (main product) | SKU 333331 |
| 1 | Header pins (unsoldered) | For the board's 2.54 mm header rows |

