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Capteurs environnementaux
Configurez des blocs de capteurs qui mesurent principalement des paramètres environnementaux comme la température, la pression atmosphérique, l’humidité, etc.
Blocs
| BME68x Gas Sensor | Measure barometric air pressure, relative humidity, ambient temperature, IAQ, eCO2, and bVOC from BME68x sensor (depuis R2022b) |
| BMP280 Pressure Sensor | Measure barometric air pressure and ambient temperature from BMP280 sensor (depuis R2022b) |
| CCS811 Air Quality Sensor | Measure equivalent CO2 (eCO2) and the equivalent total volatile organic compound concentration (eTVOC) (depuis R2022a) |
| HTS221 Humidity Sensor | Measure relative humidity and temperature from HTS221 sensor (depuis R2021a) |
| LPS22HB Pressure Sensor | Measure barometric air pressure and temperature from LPS22HB sensor (depuis R2021a) |
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Develop Multi-Sensor Dashboard Using Arduino
Measure equivalent carbon dioxide (eCO2) concentration levels and equivalent total volatile organic compound (eTVOC) concentration levels using the CCS811 Air Quality Sensor block from the Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® Hardware. The model notifies you when the eCO2 and eTVOC levels cross the acceptable thresholds through an alarm lamp on the dashboard. You can publish the eCO2 and eTVOC concentration levels on a ThingSpeak™ channel. You can also display the sensor data on an Android® application using dashboard display. In the latter case, the Arduino hardware board acts as a host that sends the sensor data while the Android device acts as a client that accepts this data over the TCP/IP network and displays the data on the application dashboard.
