Note: Gravity: CCS811 Air Quality Sensor is discontinued now, we recommend Gravity: ENS160 Air Quality Sensor as a suitable replacement.
Gravity: CCS811 Air Quality Sensor can measure the eCO2 (equivalent CO2) and TVOC (Total Volatile Organic Compounds) density. It can be widely used in many applications, such as air quality detection, air purifiers, ventilation system and so on. This CCS811 air quality sensor uses AMS's unique micro-hot plate technology. Compared to conventional gas sensors, the heating wire is lower power consumption, heating faster, and smaller. Internally integrated ADCs and MCUs allow data to be collected, calculated and returned via I2C. The CCS811 supports a concentration alarm, which is triggered when the concentration exceeds the user-set threshold.
The CCS811 air quality sensor supports multiple modes, such as detect in every second, in every 10s, in every one minute, in every 250ms and sleep mode. These modes are optimized for low power consumption during the sensor measurement, so the CCS811 is also suitable for portable applications.
NOTE: The chip has stretched the clock in I2C. So, it is not compatible with some controllers, such as Raspberry Pi.
Project 1: How to Make a Fart Tracker
The hardwares you need to do this project:
Gravity: CCS811 Air Quality Sensor x1
DFRduino Nano V3.1 (Arduino Nano Compatible) x1
Gravity: Digital Piranha LED Module - Red x1
3.7V Lithium Battery x1
Dial Switch x1
