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Gravity Analog pH Sensor Kit

Gravity Analog pH Sensor Kit

MPN: SEN0161
DFRobot
pH Sensor Gravity Platform Evaluation Expansion Board
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Overview

The SEN0161 is a specialized analog pH sensor kit designed for the Gravity interface, enabling easy integration of liquid acidity measurements into embedded projects. It includes a pH probe and a signal conditioning board that converts the high-impedance output of the electrode into a linear voltage signal compatible with standard ADCs. The system supports a measurement range of 0-14 pH with an operating voltage of 5V.

Why Choose This Part

The kit simplifies complex pH measurements by integrating a BNC connector and signal conditioning circuitry on a single 43mm by 62mm board. It provides a simple analog output that maps 0-14 pH to a voltage range, and the standard Gravity PH2.0 interface eliminates the need for soldering during prototyping.

Applications

Hydroponics and Aquaculture
Continuous monitoring of nutrient solution acidity to ensure optimal plant growth or fish health in controlled aquatic environments.
Wastewater Treatment Prototyping
Developing small-scale experimental systems for monitoring water quality and neutralization processes.
Environmental Monitoring
Field-based data logging for tracking the pH levels of natural water bodies like rivers, ponds, or rainwater.
Educational Laboratory Equipment
Integration into chemistry and biology learning kits for digital data collection during titration or fermentation experiments.

Key Specifications

Type Sensor
Contents Board(s), Cable(s)
Function pH
Platform Gravity

Getting Started

Connect the pH probe to the BNC connector on the board and link the Gravity interface to an Arduino ADC pin using the provided cable. Calibration is required before use, involving soaking the probe in pH 7.0 and pH 4.0 buffer solutions to determine the offset and slope for your software. Ensure the board is powered at a stable 5V for accurate measurement results.

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