This project tackles air quality concerns by building an air purifier system with real-time monitoring capabilities. It utilizes an Arduino Uno for control, an MQ-135 sensor for gas detection, and I2C communication for efficient data transfer.
Components:
1. Arduino Uno: The brain of the system, it collects sensor data, controls the purifier, and potentially displays information.
2. MQ-135 Gas Sensor: Detects a range of gases including volatile organic compounds (VOCs), smoke, and ammonia, indicating potential air quality issues.
3. Fan: Creates airflow to draw polluted air through the filter for purification.
4. I2C Module (Optional): Simplifies communication between the Arduino and other I2C-compatible devices (e.g., LCD for displaying air quality data).
5. Jumper Wires: Connect all the electronic components.
6. readboard (Optional): Useful for prototyping the circuit before final assembly.
7. ower Supply: AC adapter for the Arduino and potentially a separate power source for the fan (depending on its power requirements).