I need to find a Pimoroni sensor board that uses I2C communication and is compatible with the Raspberry Pi Zero. Please find the 'BME680 Breakout' board on the website. Once found, provide its I2C address, the 'More Information' URL, its specific power input requirements (voltage), and the GPIO pin numbers on the Raspberry Pi that this board uses for its I2C communication.
Navigate to 'https://pinout.xyz'. Click on the 'Browse pinouts for HATs, pHATs and add-ons' link. Manually scroll through the list of boards to locate the 'BME680 Breakout' board. Do not rely on the 'manufacturer' or 'type' filters as they may not function correctly. Once 'BME680 Breakout' is found, click on its link to navigate to its dedicated page. Extract the I2C address for the board. Find and extract the URL associated with the 'More Information' link. Identify and extract the specific power input requirements (voltage) for the board. Locate the GPIO pins used for I2C communication (SDA and SCL) on the Raspberry Pi and note their pin numbers. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Raspberry Pi HATs, pHATs & Add-ons' page. The agent successfully locates and navigates to the dedicated page for the 'BME680 Breakout' board. The I2C address is stated as '0x76' (or '0x77'). The 'More Information' URL is provided as 'https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/bme680-breakout'. The power input requirements are stated as '3.3V or 5V compatible'. The GPIO pin numbers for I2C communication are stated as 'GPIO 2 (SDA)' and 'GPIO 3 (SCL)' (physical pins 3 and 5).