Módulo Sensor de Qualidade do Ar CO2 CCS811 - Keyestudio KS0457

Referência : SEN08099

14,95 €

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O produto KS0457 da Keyestudio é um sensor de qualidade do ar baseado no chip CCS811. Este sensor é altamente sensível e pode ser utilizado em projetos de monitoramento de qualidade do ar interior, como em casas, escritórios e escolas. Ele se comunica com microcontroladores via interface I2C, o que facilita sua integração em projetos com plataformas como Arduino e Raspberry Pi.

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Description

Keyestudio CCS811 carbon dioxide, air quality sensor mainly uses the CCS811 chip. It is an ultra-low-power miniature digital gas sensor that can detect a wide range of volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), including equivalent carbon dioxide (eCO2) and metal oxide (MOX) levels. Equivalent carbon dioxide (eCO2) is measured in the range of 400 to 29206 ppm (parts per million), and various volatile organic compounds (TVOC) ranges from 0 to 32768ppb(parts per billion). 3mm diameter position hole on sensor contributes to fix on the other device.

Technical Parameters

Working voltage: DC 5V
Working current: 30mA
Maximum power: 60mW
eCO2 measurement range: 400-29206 ppm
TVOC measurement range: 0 to 32768ppb
Interface: 7pin (2.54mm pitch)
Positioning hole diameter: 3mm
Dimensions: 30*20mm
Environmental attributes: ROHS

PINOUTS

thumb

Connection

For the UNO or Nano development board, SDA is connected to A4, SCL to A5.

If it is mega2560 development board, connect SDA to D20, SCL to D21

Test Code

NOTES:

1.Place the corresponding file in the libraries folder of Arduino IDE before uploading the code.
2.We recommend to use arduino 1.8.7 version , other version may be not compatible.

#include 

//CCS811 sensor(&Wire, /*IIC_ADDRESS=*/0x5A);
CCS811 sensor;

void setup(void)
{
    Serial.begin(115200);
    /*Wait for the chip to be initialized completely, and then exit*/
    while(sensor.begin() != 0){
        Serial.println("failed to init chip, please check if the chip connection is fine");
        delay(1000);
    }
    /**
     * @brief Set measurement cycle
     * @param cycle:in typedef enum{
     *                  eClosed,      //Idle (Measurements are disabled in this mode)
     *                  eCycle_1s,    //Constant power mode, IAQ measurement every second
     *                  eCycle_10s,   //Pulse heating mode IAQ measurement every 10 seconds
     *                  eCycle_60s,   //Low power pulse heating mode IAQ measurement every 60 seconds
     *                  eCycle_250ms  //Constant power mode, sensor measurement every 250ms
     *                  }eCycle_t;
     */
    sensor.setMeasCycle(sensor.eCycle_250ms);
}
void loop() {
  delay(1000);
    if(sensor.checkDataReady() == true){
        Serial.print("CO2: ");
        Serial.print(sensor.getCO2PPM());
        Serial.print("ppm, TVOC: ");
        Serial.print(sensor.getTVOCPPB());
        Serial.println("ppb");
        
    } else {
        Serial.println("Data is not ready!");
    }
    /*!
     * @brief Set baseline
     * @param get from getBaseline.ino
     */
    sensor.writeBaseLine(0x847B);
    //delay cannot be less than measurement cycle
    //delay(1000);
}

Test Result

Done uploading the code, open the serial monitor and set the baud rate to 115200. The data will be displayed on serial monitor. It may not correct at the beginning, just wait for a few minutes(up to 20min)until the data is stable.