The Monitoring and Wireless Transmission System of PM2.5 in the Scenic

Xiaohui, Wang; Kewei, Lei

doi:10.21307/ijanmc-2018-035

Abstract

This Scenic area has large traffic volume and complex environment and some scenic areas need to be protected. So developing an air quality monitoring system is very important. In this paper, the temperature sensor, the PM2.5 sensor and the wireless transmission module were combined by the MCU. It monitors the spot in PM2.5 concentration and the temperature information. When the PM2.5 concentration is higher than the threshold, the wireless transmission module sends the warning signal. So the system could measure and improve the environment of scenic spot.

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The Monitoring and Wireless Transmission System of PM2.5 in the Scenic

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