Analog TDS Sensor Module

Analog TDS Sensor Module Description

The Analog TDS Sensor Module is a practical and reliable tool designed to measure the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) in water. By detecting the concentration of dissolved ions, this sensor provides an indication of water purity, which is essential for applications such as aquaculture, hydroponics, water filtration systems, and environmental monitoring. This sensor module is compatible with microcontrollers like Arduino, offering easy integration for real-time water quality analysis. Its user-friendly analog interface and waterproof probe make it ideal for continuous monitoring in various water quality applications, from professional setups to DIY projects.

Analog TDS Sensor Module Features

• Accurate TDS Measurement: Provides reliable and accurate TDS readings, which are essential for assessing water quality and purity.
• Easy Analog Interface: The analog output is compatible with most microcontrollers, including Arduino, allowing for seamless integration into various projects.
• Waterproof Probe: Equipped with a waterproof probe for reliable TDS measurements in wet environments, suitable for long-term monitoring.
• Wide Measurement Range: Measures TDS levels across a broad range, ideal for different water quality testing needs.
• Compact and Durable: The small and robust design makes it easy to incorporate into compact or portable water testing setups.

Analog TDS Sensor Module Specifications

• Input Voltage: 3.3V - 5.5V
• Output Voltage: Analog signal, typically 0 - 2.3V
• Measurement Range: 0 - 1000ppm (Total Dissolved Solids)
• Accuracy: ±10% F.S. at 25°C
• Interface: Analog
• Probe Type: Waterproof TDS probe

Analog TDS Sensor Module Applications

• Aquaculture: Monitors TDS levels to maintain safe and healthy water conditions for fish and other aquatic life.
• Hydroponics: Ensures proper nutrient concentration in water, helping to optimize plant growth in hydroponic systems.
• Environmental Monitoring: Tracks water quality in natural bodies of water, such as rivers and lakes, for research and conservation purposes.
• Water Filtration Systems: Measures TDS levels before and after filtration to assess the effectiveness of purification systems.
• DIY Water Quality Projects: Suitable for hobbyists and makers building custom water quality monitoring systems.