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Fermion MEMS Gas Detection Sensor Ammonia (NH3)

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Fermion MEMS NH Gas Sensor

Overview

  • Compact ammonia (NH) gas detection sensor

  • Based on MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems) technology

  • Designed for low-power IoT and environmental monitoring

  • Compatible with Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi

 

Working Principle

  • NH gas interacts with MEMS sensing layer

  • Causes change in sensor resistance/conductivity

  • Internal circuit converts it into analog voltage output

  • Microcontroller interprets voltage gas presence / concentration trend

 

Key Specifications

  • Gas Detected: Ammonia (NH)

  • oltage: 3.3V 5V

  • Current Consumption: < 20 mA

  • Output Type: Analog voltage

  • Operating Temp: -10C to 50C

  • Humidity Range: 15% 90% RH

  • Size: ~13 13 2.5 mm

  • Lifespan: 5 years

 

Module Components

  • MEMS NH sensing chip

  • Signal conditioning circuit

  • Analog output pin

  • Compact breakout board

 

Features

  • High sensitivity to ammonia gas

  • Ultra-low power consumption

  • Fast response and recovery time

  • Very small and lightweighp> Applications

    • Cold storage ammonia leak detection

    • Aquaculture monitoring

    • Industrial safety systems

    • Air quality monitoring

    • Odor detection systems

    Usage Tips

    • Remove protective film before use

    • Preheat sensor (~24 hours if unused for long time)

    • Avoid:

      • Silicone vapors

      • Corrosive gases

    • Prevent water or condensation exposure

    • Calibrate for better accuracy

    Advantages

    • Very compact and energy-efficient

    • Faster than traditional MQ sensors

    • Easy analog interface

    • Long operational life

    Limitations

    Not suitable for high-precision industrial use

  • Sensitive to environmental changes

  • Requires calibration

 

Summary

  • MEMS-based ammonia gas detection sensor

  • Detects NH in 1300 ppm range

  • Outputs analog signal for processing

  • Ideal for IoT, monitoring, and experimental projects

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