IH-PMC-001
Honeywell*Particulate Matter Sensor, I2C, UART, air-in-out-same-side, PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4.0, PM10, Automated intelligent self-calibration
Manufacturer Item No.:
IH-PMC-001
Item number:
IH-PMC-001
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26,52 € / 1 pieces
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22,95 € / 1 pieces
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air-in-out-same-side Version, for air-in-out-opposite-sides version please see IH-PMC-002
Honeywell Intelligent Particulate Matter sensor (IPM Series) is a laser-based sensor that detects and measures particle concentration using light scattering for monitoring air quality.
The detection concentration range is 0 mg/m3 to 1,000 mg/m3. A laser light source illuminates a particle as it is pulled through the detection chamber. As particles pass through the laser beam, the light reflects off the particles and is recorded on the photo or light detector. The light is then analyzed and converted to an electrical signal to calculate particle concentration.
During the production calibration process, the sensor records the original laser light intensity parameters and fan speed. The calibration algorithm is applied to the sensor output to minimize sensor drift and improve accuracy over the sensor’s lifetime. This self calibration occurs on each power-on cycle.
Applications:
• Air quality monitors (indoors and outdoors)
• Air purifiers (commercial and residential)
• Automotive cabin air purifiers
• HVAC (commercial and residential)
Honeywell Intelligent Particulate Matter sensor (IPM Series) is a laser-based sensor that detects and measures particle concentration using light scattering for monitoring air quality.
The detection concentration range is 0 mg/m3 to 1,000 mg/m3. A laser light source illuminates a particle as it is pulled through the detection chamber. As particles pass through the laser beam, the light reflects off the particles and is recorded on the photo or light detector. The light is then analyzed and converted to an electrical signal to calculate particle concentration.
During the production calibration process, the sensor records the original laser light intensity parameters and fan speed. The calibration algorithm is applied to the sensor output to minimize sensor drift and improve accuracy over the sensor’s lifetime. This self calibration occurs on each power-on cycle.
Applications:
• Air quality monitors (indoors and outdoors)
• Air purifiers (commercial and residential)
• Automotive cabin air purifiers
• HVAC (commercial and residential)