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MQ Sensor Library Project

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Author: Michael Havenga

Last Updated: 2019-01-12

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Example: 1.0.0.0

Category: Measurement

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License: MIT license  

This project demonstrates the use of a few MQ Sensors. It enables the user to program a device once, thereafter the COM Port is used to change between devices. This provides some degree of convenience when testing and using the devices.

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To the users,

The MQ Sensor library project takes the following libraries AirQuality click, CO Click, LPG Click, Alcohol Click, and combines them into a single project. We claim no ownership of the code, as we have used the existing code provided by Mikroe.

By default, the EasyPIC v7 will need an LCD and atleast one of the Mikroe Click boards inserted into slot 1. The code preseumes 5Vdc, but you can change this to 3v3 if required. You will need a a MikroC for PIC license to be able to compile the code if you make any changes.

To change the device, you then send a value over the comport to the PCB and it changes the device that it is reading.

0 - AirQuality click, 1 - CO Click, 2 - LPG Click, 3 - Alcohol Click

Any problems, please use the forum to request assistance.

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