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====== Air Quality Monitor II ====== | ====== Air Quality Monitor II ====== | ||
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===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
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+ | **NOTE: There is a new version of this device, the [[: | ||
The WeatherDuino Air Quality Monitor II measures PM2.5 and PM10 dust particles which are important indicators of air pollution.\\ | The WeatherDuino Air Quality Monitor II measures PM2.5 and PM10 dust particles which are important indicators of air pollution.\\ | ||
- | Based on the PM2.5 readings, | + | Based on the PM2.5 and PM10.0 |
The Air Quality Monitor can also be used to monitor CO< | The Air Quality Monitor can also be used to monitor CO< | ||
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The AQM II was designed to be installed in places with WiFi Coverage. It can also work without a WiFi connection but several functions will be unavailable. | The AQM II was designed to be installed in places with WiFi Coverage. It can also work without a WiFi connection but several functions will be unavailable. | ||
- | If WiFi isn't available at the location where you intend to install it, you will need to use the previous version of the Air Quality Monitor (available while stocks last). | + | {{https:// |
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- | ===== What is needed and is not included: | + | ===== What is needed and is not included: ===== |
- | - Power supply: 5V - 500mA. Average consumption is bellow | + | - Power supply: 5V - 500mA. Average consumption is below 100mA, but when the sensors are being read, power requirement increases.\\ |
- Temperature / Humidity sensor (HTU21D or SHT31)\\ | - Temperature / Humidity sensor (HTU21D or SHT31)\\ | ||
- | - [[http:// | + | - [[http:// |
- | - One dust particle sensor. Currently two models of dust particle sensors are supported:\\ | + | - One dust particle sensor. Currently two models of dust particle sensors are supported: |
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* [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
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+ | Several scientific reports are listed at the bottom of this web page giving more information on these sensors and evaluating their performance. | ||
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===== Technical Data ===== | ===== Technical Data ===== | ||
- | Power Requirements: | + | Power Requirements: |
- | Microcontroller: | + | Dust Sensor: PMS7003 or Nova SDS011\\ |
- | Dust Sensor: PMS7003 or Nova SDS011 \\ | + | CO< |
- | CO2 Sensor: MH-Z19 (optional) \\ | + | RF Frequency: 433Mhz or 315Mhz < |
- | RF Frequency: 433Mhz or 315Mhz < | + | |
===== Custom Box for the WeatherDuino Air Quality Monitor II ===== | ===== Custom Box for the WeatherDuino Air Quality Monitor II ===== | ||
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- | ==== Footer Notes ==== | + | ==== Footnotes ==== |
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+ | ==== A few examples of the use of the PMS7003 dust sensor from the scientific literature | ||
- | < | + | Badura, M., Batog, P., Drzeniecka-Osiadacz, A. and Modzel, P (2018) Evaluation of Low-Cost Sensors for Ambient PM< |
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+ | Johnston, S.J. and nine others (2019) City Scale Particulate Matter Monitoring Using LoRaWAN Based Air Quality IoT Devices. Sensors 2019, 19, 209; doi: | ||