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SGP40-D-R4

SGP40-D-R4

Sensirion
Air Quality Sensors MOX Sensor
891 in stock

Overview

The Sensirion SGP40-D-R4 is a digital air quality sensor designed for detecting volatile organic compounds (VOCs). It provides an I2C interface for easy integration and operates from a low supply voltage range of 1.7V to 3.6V. This compact sensor is well-suited for applications requiring continuous monitoring of indoor air quality.

Why Choose This Part

The SGP40-D-R4 offers low power consumption, drawing 2.6mA at 3.3V, making it suitable for battery-powered or energy-sensitive applications. Its compact DFN package with dimensions of 2.44mm x 2.44mm x 0.85mm allows for integration into space-constrained designs. The sensor operates over a wide temperature range of -10C to 50C, ensuring reliable performance in various indoor settings.

Applications

Air Purifiers
Enabling smart air purifiers to automatically adjust filtration based on detected VOC levels, improving indoor air quality efficiently.
Demand-Controlled Ventilation Systems
Optimizing building ventilation by providing real-time air quality data, reducing energy consumption while maintaining healthy indoor environments.
Smart Home Devices
Integrating into smart thermostats, smart speakers, or other IoT devices to monitor and report air quality conditions to users.
HVAC Systems
Providing feedback for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to manage air exchange based on the presence of pollutants.

Key Specifications

Type Air Quality
Output I2C
Current - Supply 2.6mA
Voltage - Supply 1.7V ~ 3.6V
Operating Temperature -10degC ~ 50degC

Getting Started

To get started with the SGP40-D-R4, engineers can use Sensirion's SEK-SGP40 evaluation kit, which includes the sensor and provides an easy way to interface with microcontrollers. Libraries and example code are available for common platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi, simplifying the process of reading data via the I2C interface. Consult the datasheet for detailed integration guidelines and VOC index calculation algorithms.

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