Gesture, ambient light and proximity sensor APDS-9960 (OT2311-B24)

Super fun for your Arduino or ESP8266 or ESP32 project. The APDS-9930 sensor is an all-in-one chip, which can measure light, gestures and distance. The distance detection works up to about 100mm, this chip is often used in phones to lock / dim the screen when the phone is held to the ear. Furthermore, the light intensity can be measured and the module 'calculates' gestures such as swiping left, right, up and down.
Pins:

VL (optional IR LED power supply),
GND (Ground),
VCC (3.3V input for APDS-9960 sensor),
SDA (I2C data),
SCL (I2C clock),
INT (interrupt).

Properties:

Operational Voltage: 3.3V
Ambient Light & RGB Color Sensing
Proximity Sensing
Gesture Detection
Operating Range: 4-8in (10-20cm)
I2C Interface (I2C Address: 0x39)

Features

IR LED and proximity detector in one optical module
Ambient Light Sensing (ALS)
Programmable interrupt function with upper and lower threshold
Up to 16-bit resolution
High sensitivity Works behind darkened glass
Low lux performance at 0.01Lux
Presence detection
Fully calibrated to 100mm detection
integrated IR LED and synchronous LED driver
eliminates factory calibration of prox
programmable wait timer
Wait state power: 90uA typical
programmable from 2.7ms to> 8 sec
I2C interface compatible
up to 400kHz (I2C fast mode)
dedicated interrupt pin
sleep mode power – 2.2uA typical

Applications: mobile phone backlight dimmingmobile phone touch screen turn offnotebook/monitor securityautomatic speakerphone switchingautomatic menu pop-updigital camera eye sensor
DimensionsLength: 1.82cmWidth: 1.54cmHeight: 0.4cm