Study of the Performance and Design of Dust Sensors
Keywords:
dust sensor, dustAbstract
There are three sizes of small dust particles known as PM10 PM2.5 and PM0.1, which are particles capable of remaining suspended in the air for extended periods. Due to their small size and high likelihood of entering the lungs, they have a long-term impact on the respiratory system. In the current era where technology applications and smartphones are becoming increasingly popular, system developers are actively employing Internet of Things (IoT) tools to assist humanity. These tools automatically measure dust levels to help individuals avoid hazardous areas and the risk of inhaling pollutants. The pivotal component aiding in this critical task is the sensor. Therefore, this article aims to conduct a comparative analysis of sensors used for measuring PM10 and PM2.5 dust levels. We compare the performance of four sensor models: PM3003, PM5003, PM7003, and GP2Y1010AU0F, in terms of their suitability for field use, design, employed techniques, and the evaluation of results.
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