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Specification
AQIX Specification and Features
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Sensors Included
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High Accuracy CO2 Sensor
- SCD40 ±50 ppm + 5% of reading @400-2000 ppm
- Optional SCD41 ±40 ppm + 5% of reading @400-5000 ppm
- High Accuracy Barometric Sensor - Bosch BME 280 Module, providing: - Barometric Pressure 300...1100 hPa (millibar) - Accuracy ±0.25% - which is equivalent to 1m at 400m height change - RMS Noise 0.2 Pa - which is equivalent to 1.7 cm - Temperature -40 to 85°C - Temperature coefficient offset ±1.5Pa/K. - which is equivalent to ±12.6cm at 1 °C temperature change - Humidity - 0 to 100 % - Accuracy tolerance ±3% relative humidity - Hysteresis ≤2% relative humidity
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Ambient Light Sensor
- SFH2440, providing spectral sensitivity adapted to human eye sensitivity
- Std. Light A; T = 2856 K Minimum 7 nA/lx
- Spectral range of sensitivity λ10% typically 400 to 690 nm
- Wavelength of max sensitivity λS max typically 620 nm
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High Accuracy CO2 Sensor
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MCU
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Espressif ESP32-C3 Mini - 2.4GHz Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n) and Bluetooth 5
- ESP32-C3-MINI-1-N4 (PCB Antenna)
- ESP32-C3-MINI-1U-N4 (External Antenna via U. FL cable)
- On-Board 32.768 kHz XTAL for Real Time Clock
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Espressif ESP32-C3 Mini - 2.4GHz Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n) and Bluetooth 5
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Type C Programming / Debug
- Type C USB Connector
- CH340K USB UART 2Mbps Transceiver
- Easy programming. Select ‘ESP32C3 Dev Module’
- BAUD rate up to 921600 to speed up Flashing
- Serial Monitoring Debug and Remote Logging
- Power Can Be Taken from USB 5V (when Flashing).
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EEPROM (I2C)
- AT24C64 64Kbit
- On-board Data Logging
- On-board Parameters
- Firmware setup user parameters and configuration
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Battery or External DC Operation
- Powered by:
- 1 x CR123 Lithium battery
- External DC such as USB 5V or 4.5 to 15V DC
- Powered by:
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Battery Voltage Monitor
- ADC provides battery voltage reading
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External DC Input
- AMS1117 LDO allowing use of external DC input 4.5V to 15V
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External Temperature
- Dallas OneWire Interface for External Temperatures
- Example Probe Sensor for Greenhouse
- Dallas OneWire Interface for External Temperatures
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RGB LED - Status
- Configured to three GPIO’s for easy Firmware control
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I2C OLED Connector
- Configurable 3V3 Pin 1 and 2 polarities
- PCB 4 Pin Header Connector
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Buttons
- Reset
- User (Program or GP9 Detect)
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Enclosure
- Designed to fit into a Waterproof Clear Cover Enclosure
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Compact Design and Easy to Use
- Compact PCB 63mm x 51mm
- 4 x M3 mounting holes
- Operating Ambient Temperature -10 to +60 °C
- Optional Conformal Coating – on request.
Additional information, and other technical details on this project, maybe found in the related repository pages.
Repository Folders
- Code (Code examples for Arduino IDE and PlatformIO)
- Datasheets and Information (Component Datasheets, Schematics, Board Layouts, Photos, Technical Documentation)
- Certification (Related Repository Project or Part, Certification Information)
Repository Tabs
- Wiki (Related Repository Wiki pages and Technical User Information)
- Discussions (Related Repository User Discussion Forum)
- Issues (Related Repository Technical Issues and Fixes)
We value our Customers, Users of our designs and STEM Communities, all over the World . Should you have any other questions, or feedback to share to others, please feel free to:
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- Project Community Information can be found at https://www.hackster.io/DitroniX
- DitroniX.net Website - Contact Us
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Dave Williams, Maidstone, UK.
Electronics Engineer | Software Developer | R&D Support | RF Engineering | Product Certification and Testing | STEM Ambassador
Supporting STEM Learning
Life is one long exciting learning curve, help others by setting the seed to knowledge.
Additional information, and other technical details on this project, maybe found in the related repository pages.
Repository Folders
- Code (Code examples for Arduino IDE and PlatformIO)
- Datasheets and Information (Component Datasheets, Schematics, Board Layouts, Photos, Technical Documentation)
- Certification (Related Repository Project or Part, Certification Information)
Repository Tabs
- Wiki (Related Repository Wiki pages and Technical User Information)
- Discussions (Related Repository User Discussion Forum)
- Issues (Related Repository Technical Issues and Fixes)
We value our Customers, Users of our designs and STEM Communities, all over the World . Should you have any other questions, or feedback to share to others, please feel free to:
- Visit the related Project plus the related Discussions and Wiki Pages. See tab in each separate repository.
- Project Community Information can be found at https://www.hackster.io/DitroniX
- DitroniX.net Website - Contact Us
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/DitroniX
- Supporting the STEM Projects - BuyMeACoffee
- LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/g8puo/
Dave Williams, Eastbourne, UK.
Electronics Engineer | Software Developer | R&D Support | RF Engineering | Product Certification and Testing | STEM Ambassador
Supporting STEM Learning
Life is one long exciting learning curve, help others by setting the seed to knowledge.