Tds Meter V1.0

[Arnaude Kubiak]

Youhave a define VREF as 4.8 where the Photon only measures between 0-3V3 and 3V3 should not be exceeded! If you are using a voltage divider resistor bridge then maybe you need to rethink your constants.

I am not sure what you mean by prime the median filter but I have tried using the saw value from analogRead(TdsSensorPin) instead of the median and get pretty much the same type of inaccurate readings?

I also updated the firmware code following your instructions to avoid using a median reading and simply use the raw analog read value, however I continue to get inaccurate results when dipping the sensor probe into the 100ppm calibration solution:

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I also tried to check the output voltage from the sensor and I saw a 1.038v readings coming out from the sensor yellow cable. I am also new to using a multimeter but I think I took a valid reading.

One more thing to consider. I took a reading coming out of the VIN pin of the photon just to see how much voltage was being sent to the sensor and it read 4.74v. Not sure if this would mean we should change const float VOLTAGE_CONSTANT = 4.74/4095;?

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Buenas tardes! Estoy realizando un sistema de hidropona automatizado, en el utilizo un sensor TDS y publico datos en firebase. Mi consulta es Se puede dejar el sensor inmerso en la solucin nutritiva y realizar lecturas sin sacarlo de dicha solucin nutritiva?

Excelentes tutoriales!

Saludos desde Argentina.

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