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Grove - VOC and eCO2 Gas Sensor (SGP30)

SeeedGrove - VOC and eCO2 Gas Sensor (SGP30)

MPN: 101020512
Seeed Technology Co., Ltd
SGP30 Air Quality Sensor Grove Platform Evaluation Expansion Board
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Overview

The Seeed Studio Grove SGP30 is an air quality sensor module that provides total volatile organic compound (TVOC) and equivalent carbon dioxide (eCO2) measurements. It features the Sensirion SGP30 multi-pixel gas sensor for stable and accurate indoor air quality monitoring. This module is designed for easy integration into projects using the Grove platform.

Why Choose This Part

This module offers outstanding long-term stability for consistent air quality readings over time. Its low power consumption makes it suitable for battery-powered or energy-efficient applications. The Grove interface simplifies connectivity, reducing development time and effort for engineers.

Applications

Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
Accurately measure TVOC and eCO2 levels in homes, offices, and public spaces to assess and maintain healthy indoor environments.
Smart Home Systems
Integrate into smart home hubs to trigger ventilation systems or send alerts based on detected air pollutant levels.
HVAC and Air Purification Systems
Provide real-time air quality data for demand-controlled ventilation and smart air purifier operation.
IoT Environmental Sensors
Deploy in IoT nodes for remote environmental monitoring in various residential and commercial settings.
Educational and Prototyping Projects
An ideal sensor for students and hobbyists to experiment with gas sensing and environmental data collection on platforms like Arduino or Raspberry Pi.

Key Specifications

Type Sensor
Contents Board(s)
Function Air Quality
Platform Grove
Utilized IC / Part SGP30

Getting Started

To get started with the Grove - VOC and eCO2 Gas Sensor (SGP30), connect it to a Grove-compatible development board, such as an Arduino with a Grove shield, via its I2C interface. Utilize the provided Seeed Studio Grove libraries or the Sensirion SGP30 driver to initialize the sensor and begin reading TVOC and eCO2 data. Example code and tutorials are widely available for popular microcontrollers.

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