
Open-source air monitoring breakout board with PMSA003 sensor. Measures PM1.0, PM2.5 & PM10. Compatible with Arduino & Raspberry Pi.
The SB Components Air Monitoring Breakout Board is an open-source sensor solution designed to deliver detailed information on particulate matter in the air. Utilising the powerful PMSA003 digital sensor, this breakout board accurately measures suspended particulate matter, including PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10, per unit volume.
Offering excellent versatility, the board is fully compatible with popular development systems such as Arduino, Beaglebone, and Raspberry Pi, making it an ideal choice for custom environmental monitoring projects. It features a UART serial communication interface for straightforward integration into your existing setups.
Key Specifications
Please note that the package contains the breakout board only. This compact and efficient module provides a reliable foundation for building sophisticated air quality monitoring systems, ensuring precise data collection for a variety of applications.
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