MQ135 Gas Sensor Module

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MQ135 Gas Sensor Module

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Description:
The MQ-135 Air Quality/Gas Detector Sensor Module is designed for detecting a variety of harmful gases, including Ammonia (NH3), Sulphide (H2S), Benzene steam, and smoke. It offers a reliable solution for monitoring air quality and detecting hazardous gas levels. The sensor provides analog (0-5V) and TTL digital outputs, which make it easy to interface with Arduino and other microcontrollers. The sensor’s sensitivity can be adjusted, and it has fast response and recovery times, making it ideal for applications like indoor air quality monitoring, smoke detection, and toxic gas monitoring.

Features:

High Sensitivity: Detects Ammonia, Sulphide, Benzene steam, smoke, and other harmful gases.
Dual Output Signals: Analog (0-5V) and TTL digital outputs for easy integration with microcontrollers.
Adjustable Sensitivity: Onboard potentiometer allows you to adjust the sensitivity for precise measurements.
Fast Response: Quick detection of gas concentrations with rapid response and recovery.
Signal Indicator: Provides visual signal output that increases as the gas concentration rises.
Low Cost and Reliable: Affordable and reliable for a wide range of applications.
Applications: Suitable for air quality monitoring, harmful gas detection, and smoke detection.

Product Specifications:

Operating Voltage: 5V DC
Output Types: Analog output (0-5V) and Digital output (TTL)
Gas Sensitivity: Ammonia (NH3), Sulphide (H2S), Benzene, Alcohol, and Smoke
Adjustable Sensitivity: Adjustable using an onboard potentiometer
Response Time: Fast detection and recovery

Wire Connections:

VCC: Positive pole (5V)
GND: Ground
AOUT: Analog output (for gas concentration readings)
DOUT: Digital output (TTL, for triggering actions)

Applications:

Air Quality Monitoring: Ideal for monitoring indoor air quality and detecting harmful gases.
Toxic Gas Detection: Used for detecting Ammonia, Sulphide, Benzene, and smoke in industrial and residential settings.
Smoke Alarm Systems: Suitable for smoke detection in home and industrial safety systems.