Outdoor Air Quality Sensor Platform Evaluation Kit
The ZMOD4510-EVK creates an easy way to evaluate the ZMOD4510 Outdoor Air Quality sensor. While the ASIC inside the sensor module controls the actual MOx and MEMS...
The ZMOD4510 gas sensor platform detects air quality in a variety of indoor and outdoor applications. The module is a 12-pin LGA assembly (standard version 3.0mm x 3.0mm x 0.7mm) that consists of a gas sense element and a CMOS signal conditioning IC. The module’s sense element consists of a heater element on a silicon-based MEMS structure and a metal-oxide (MOx) chemiresistor. The signal conditioner controls the sensor temperature and measures the MOx resistance, which is a function of the gas concentration.
The freely available firmware enables different ZMOD4510 features based on traditional and machine learning algorithms with embedded artificial intelligence (AI) using the same hardware platform. This is used to determine the Air Quality Index (AQI) output, which is based on the gases present. The measurement results can be read via an I2C interface with the user’s microprocessor, which processes the data to determine the levels of gases present and to indicate the AQI based on international standards. With its latest ultra-low power mode, the ZMOD4510 is an excellent choice for detecting ozone and nitrogen dioxide in indoor and outdoor applications.
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Datasheet | PDF 541 KB | |
Manual - Development Tools | PDF 545 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 2.19 MB | |
Application Note | PDF 4.91 MB 日本語 | |
Application Note | PDF 2.87 MB 日本語 | |
Application Note | PDF 127 KB | |
Application Note | PDF 190 KB | |
White Paper | PDF 1.50 MB | |
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Sensor Software Modules for Renesas MCU Platforms Middleware (FIT module and FSP module) and sample software packages that enable control and data acquisition for Renesas sensor products.
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The ZMOD4510-EVK creates an easy way to evaluate the ZMOD4510 Outdoor Air Quality sensor. While the ASIC inside the sensor module controls the actual MOx and MEMS...
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This video gives a general overview of the ZMOD4510 air quality gas sensors from Renesas. The ZMOD4510 is a software-upgradeable, digital outdoor air quality sensor for high volume applications. This sensor is capable of detecting ozone (O3) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) gases, two significant causes of unhealthy air quality. The ability of the ZMOD4510 to quantify combined ozone and NOx in concentrations as low as 20 parts per billion (ppb), coupled with an outstanding combination of flexibility, miniature form factor, and waterproof packaging option, makes it an ideal solution for a wide variety of industrial and consumer applications.
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