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In this tutorial, we will interface the Atlas Scientific Ph Sensor with Arduino UNO Board in both UART & I2C Mode. The Atlas Scientific EZO Ph circuit gives engineers the ability to read pH with the same accuracy & capabilities that were traditionally only found in expensive bench-top meters. The Atlast Ph Sensor Kit comes with Ph Probe, EZO Circuit Board, Signal Connector Board, Calibration Solution & Buffer Storage Solution.
Earlier I made a detailed tutorial on two different types of Ph Sensor, one was the DfRobot Ph Sensor and the other Graylogix Ph Sensor. Compared to these analog Ph sensors, the Atlas Scientific Ph Sensor is one of the most scientific and accurate Ph Sensors. It has both UART as well as I2C Interface.
In this video, we will cover the following topic about Atlas Scientific Ph Sensor Kit.
1. Basic Introduction and details of Ph Electrode & signal connectors board
2. Learning about the EZO Ph Circuit
3. Checking the Buffer solution in which Ph Electrode is placed
4. Learn about different solutions used for Ph Sensor calibration
5. Interface the Atlas Ph sensor with Arduino in both UART & I2C Mode
6. Learn about the method to switch from UART interface to I2C interface or Vice-Versa
7. Ph Sensor Calibration method using Ph Calibration Solution
8. Using the EZO I2C Ph Library
9. Designing portable Ph Meter using OLED Display
10. Test Sensor performance using some liquids like water, milk, or any standard solution
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Register and get $100 from NextPCB:
nextpcb.com/register?code=Htoeletric
PCB Assembly capabilities info:
nextpcb.com/pcb-assembly-services?code=Htoeletric
๐ฃ๐ฟ๐ผ๐ท๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ ๐๐ฒ๐๐ฐ๐ฟ๐ถ๐ฝ๐๐ถ๐ผ๐ป:
In this tutorial, we will interface the Atlas Scientific Ph Sensor with Arduino UNO Board in both UART & I2C Mode. The Atlas Scientific EZO Ph circuit gives engineers the ability to read pH with the same accuracy & capabilities that were traditionally only found in expensive bench-top meters. The Atlast Ph Sensor Kit comes with Ph Probe, EZO Circuit Board, Signal Connector Board, Calibration Solution & Buffer Storage Solution.
Earlier I made a detailed tutorial on two different types of Ph Sensor, one was the DfRobot Ph Sensor and the other Graylogix Ph Sensor. Compared to these analog Ph sensors, the Atlas Scientific Ph Sensor is one of the most scientific and accurate Ph Sensors. It has both UART as well as I2C Interface.
In this video, we will cover the following topic about Atlas Scientific Ph Sensor Kit.
1. Basic Introduction and details of Ph Electrode & signal connectors board
2. Learning about the EZO Ph Circuit
3. Checking the Buffer solution in which Ph Electrode is placed
4. Learn about different solutions used for Ph Sensor calibration
5. Interface the Atlas Ph sensor with Arduino in both UART & I2C Mode
6. Learn about the method to switch from UART interface to I2C interface or Vice-Versa
7. Ph Sensor Calibration method using Ph Calibration Solution
8. Using the EZO I2C Ph Library
9. Designing portable Ph Meter using OLED Display
10. Test Sensor performance using some liquids like water, milk, or any standard solution
๐ฆ๐ผ๐๐ฟ๐ฐ๐ฒ ๐๐ผ๐ฑ๐ฒ & ๐๐ถ๐ป๐ธ: how2electronics.com/interfacing-atlas-scientific-ph-sensor-with-arduino-via-uart-i2c
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Drop a like if you liked this video.
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