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SparkFun Launches a Twin-Sensor Qwiic Air High quality Board, Powered by Sensirion’s SCD41 and SEN55



SparkFun has introduced a brand new indoor air high quality sensor, which mixes two Sensirion sensor modules — the SCD41 photoacoustic gasoline sensor and SEN55 specific matter and unstable natural compound sensor — on a single board with Qwiic connectors for solder-free experimentation: the SparkFun Indoor Air High quality Combo Sensor.

“The SparkFun Indoor Air High quality Sensor — SCD41, SEN55 (Qwiic) combines two wonderful indoor air high quality sensors, the SCD41 and SEN55 from Sensirion,” SparkFun’s Chris McCarty explains. “These sensors present a complete indoor air high quality sensor that measures CO₂, Risky Natural Compounds (VOCs), particulate matter (PM1.0, 2.5, 4, and 10), temperature, and relative humidity.”

If one sensor will not do, how about two? SparkFun’s newest air high quality monitor board packs two of Sensirion’s most interesting. (📹: SparkFun)

Designed for protecting a broad vary of components contributing to air high quality, the dual-sensor board makes use of Senisirion’s SCD41 PASens photoacoustic sensor to detect carbon dioxide in a variety of 0-40,000 elements per million (ppm) with a claimed ±40ppm plus 5 per cent accuracy between 400 and 5,000ppm. The sensor additionally gives a full-range relative humidity sensor, good to ±9 proportion factors, and a temperature sensor with ±1.5 diploma accuracy.

That is positioned alongside Sensirion’s SEN55, which measures particulate matter in PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4, and PM10 measurement classes with a variety of 0-1,000μg/m³ and a ±10 per cent accuracy and unstable natural compounds (VOCs) with a variety of 0-1,000ppm and a ±15 per cent device-to-device variation — delivered to the host system as “Index Factors” from 1-500, together with a nitrous oxide (NOx) index measurement. As with the SCD41, the SEN55 additionally contains temperature and humidity sensing — the latter used to enhance the accuracy of VOC sensing.

The 2 sensors are offered as separate units on an I2C bus, on a board that has two Qwiic connectors for solderless hookup. “[It] takes care of all of the pesky energy necessities of the SEN55 and SCD41 with onboard DC voltage conversion,” McCarty guarantees, “permitting a easy, single Qwiic connection for energy and communication.”

The SparkFun Indoor Air High quality Combo Sensor is now accessible on the corporate retailer, priced at $124.95 earlier than quantity reductions; extra info is out there within the official hookup information.

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