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Block Diagram Air Quality Monitoring System

Block Diagram Air Quality Monitoring System

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In this study, low-cost sensors for air quality monitoring system have been characterized and designed. These sensors are applied in a monitoring system and installed at Sriwijaya University, which is vulnerable to the impacts of forest fires in the surrounding area. This monitoring system will provide information especially for the university comm...

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... system is also equip- ped with a data logger to store measurement data and LCD to display the level of air quality. The block diagram of the air quality monitoring system is shown in Figure 1. Arduino is used as a processing and cont- rolling device. ...
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... our test, the sensor output decreased from 0.85 and stable to 0.75 volts in clean air and open environment (Figure 14.a). Meanwhile, sensor output increased up to 2,15 volt when ex- posure by motorcycle exhaust gas (Figure 14.b). ...
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... our test, the sensor output decreased from 0.85 and stable to 0.75 volts in clean air and open environment (Figure 14.a). Meanwhile, sensor output increased up to 2,15 volt when ex- posure by motorcycle exhaust gas (Figure 14.b). These results indicate that the sensor has a good response to carbon monoxide gas. ...
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... results indicate that the sensor has a good response to carbon monoxide gas. When exposed by motorcycle exhaust gas, Rs value is decreasing along with higher carbon monoxide concentration as shown in Figure 10.a.According to Equation (2), Ro va- lue can be obtained from Rs value at 100 ppm carbon monoxide, from test result Rs value at 100 ppm carbon monoxide is 1,7KΩ as we can conclude that Ro value is also 1,7KΩ, where Ro is the value of the sensor resistance when the concentration of carbon monoxide gas is 100 ppm. ...
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... Ro value from the test, Rs/Ro ratio for another CO concentration can be obtained using Equation (2), Rs/Ro values from test result can be seen at Figure 10.b. Rs/Ro is decreased with higher carbon monoxide concentration, and match with sensor characteristic. ...

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... The first parameter required for the characterization of the MQ-series gas sensor circuit is R . This parameter is normally determined using the experimental method because the value varies from sensor to sensor (Rumantri, Khakim, and Iskandar, 2018;Shahid et al., 2018). The variation is because keeping the sensor manufacturing condition constant is not practically achievable. ...
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... This sensor has 6 pins, 4 out of which are for signal and electrodes, while the remaining 2 are for heating coils [3][4][5]. The tin dioxide (SnO2) semiconductor is the sensor gas-sensitive portion [3,4,6,7] which has low conductivity in clean air [8]. The principle of operation of these sensors is based on the variation of their resistance when they come in contact with the gas to be sensed [7,9,10]. ...
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