bme680-driver 0.2.0

A type-safe, no_std driver for the Bosch BME680 environmental sensor using embedded-hal
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bme680-driver

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Overview

A type-safe, no_std Rust driver for the Bosch BME680 environmental sensor. It provides high-level access to temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and gas resistance measurements using the embedded-hal traits.


Features

  • Power Saving: Individually enable/disable gas, pressure, temperature, or humidity measurements to reduce power consumption.
  • Typestate Pattern: Prevents illegal sensor states and ensures correct initialization.
  • Fixed-Point Arithmetic: High-performance compensation formulas without the need for a floating-point unit (FPU).
  • Type-Safe Units: Uses custom types like Celsius and Milliseconds to prevent unit-mixing errors.
  • No-Std: Suitable for all bare-metal microcontrollers (STM32, ESP32, AVR, etc.).

Repository Structure

└── bme680-driver/

    ├── src/

       ├── lib.rs

       └── calc.rs

    ├── examples/

       └── stm32f407.rs

    ├── .cargo/

       └── config.toml

    └── Cargo.toml


Installation

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]

bme680-driver = "0.2.0"


Quick Start (STM32 Example)

use bme680_driver::*;

// Initialize I2C and Delay from your HAL...
// let i2c = ...
// let mut delay = ...

let bme = Bme680::new(i2c, 0x76);
let mut bme = bme.init(&mut delay).expect("Failed to init BME680");

let mut config = Config {
    osrs_config: OversamplingConfig {
        temp_osrs: Oversampling::X2,
        hum_osrs: Oversampling::X1,
        // Example: Disable pressure measurement to save power and time
        pres_osrs: Oversampling::Skipped,
    },
    iir_filter: IIRFilter::IIR0,
    // Enable gas measurement by providing a profile (wrap in Some)
    gas_profile: Some(GasProfile {
        index: GasProfileIndex::Profile0,
        target_temp: Celsius(300),
        wait_time: Milliseconds(300),
    }),
    ambient_temp: Celsius(2300), // 23.00 °C initial guess
};

bme.configure_sensor(&mut config).unwrap();

loop {
    // Perform measurement (waits automatically for heating if enabled)
    let data = bme.read_new_data(&mut delay).unwrap();
    
    // Use helper methods to format data (no floats needed!)
    let (temp_whole, temp_frac) = data.temp.split();
    let (hum_whole, hum_frac) = data.hum.split();
    
    // Log formatted data (e.g., via defmt)
    defmt::println!("Temperature:    {}.{} °C", temp_whole, temp_frac);
    defmt::println!("Humidity:       {}.{} %", hum_whole, hum_frac);
    defmt::println!("Gas Resistance: {}  Ohm", data.gas.0);
    
    // Pressure was skipped, so it returns default/zero values
    // defmt::println!("Pressure: Skipped"); 
    
    defmt::println!("");
    
    // Dynamically update heater profile with current ambient temperature.
    // We only do this if gas measurement is actually enabled.
    if let Some(profile) = config.gas_profile {
        // We access the raw value (.0) to wrap it into Celsius
        bme.set_gas_heater_profile(profile, Celsius(data.temp.0)).unwrap();
    }
    
    delay.delay_ms(5000);
}

Units and Precision

Measurement Unit Scaling Example
Temperature Celsius T * 100 2350 = 23.50 °C
Humidity % Relative Humidity H * 1000 45123 = 45.123 %
Pressure Pascal (Pa) 1.0 101325 Pa = 1013.25 hPa
Gas Resistance Ohm (Ω) 1.0 45000 = 45 kΩ

License

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