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Microcontroller › Raspberry Pi › gas sensor

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  • September 5, 2018 at 5:22 pm #4963
    luiz
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    hi I have put gas sensor in a vacuum chamber and tried to study its behavior
    I was expecting the sensor to read low value but as the vacuum goes down the sensor shoots up to the maximum it reads max ADC value 1023
    I tried with different MQ gas sensors also but all the sensors show the same behavior
    when gas is not present the sensors should read low but it is reading max Why ?
    can any one help out

    December 4, 2018 at 6:50 am #14941
    sneha
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    all electrochemical sensors like gas sensor gives an output based on concentration of gas under subject compared to clean air. for detecting presence of air respective to vaccum you must use some air flow sensor instead

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