MICS-5524 CO H2 CH4 Gas Sensor Detection Module
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MiCS-5524 Gas Sensor Module
Product Description
The MiCS-5524 Gas Sensor Module is a compact MEMS-based gas sensing module designed to detect the presence of multiple gases, including carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen (Hâ‚‚), methane, alcohol vapours, ammonia, propane, and iso-butane. It provides an analog output that changes according to the detected gas concentration, making it suitable for air-quality monitoring, gas-detection experiments, educational projects, and research applications.
The sensor operates from a 5V DC supply and includes an integrated heater element for stable sensing operation. Its compact design allows easy integration with Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers.
Multi-Gas Detection
The MiCS-5524 can respond to several gases. Approximate sensitivity ranges provided for this module include:
- Carbon Monoxide (CO): ~1–1000 ppm
- Ammonia (NH₃): ~1–500 ppm
- Ethanol: ~10–500 ppm
- Hydrogen (H₂): ~1–1000 ppm
- Methane / Propane / Iso-Butane: ~1000+ ppm
Actual readings depend on calibration, environmental conditions, and the specific gas being detected.
Analog Output
The module provides an analog voltage output that varies with gas concentration. This output can be connected to an ADC input on a microcontroller for monitoring changes in gas levels.
Key Features
- MEMS-based gas sensor
- Multi-gas detection capability
- Analog voltage output
- 5V DC operation
- Integrated heater element
- Approx. 25–35mA heater consumption
- EN pin for heater power control
- Compact design
- Easy Arduino and microcontroller integration
- Suitable for educational and experimental applications
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | MiCS-5524 MEMS Gas Sensor |
| Supply Voltage | 5V DC |
| Output | Analog Voltage |
| Heater Current | Approx. 25–35mA |
| Gas Detection | CO, NH₃, Ethanol, H₂, Methane, Propane, Iso-Butane |
| Heater Control | EN Pin |
| Interface | Analog |
Working Principle
The MiCS-5524 uses a heated sensing element whose electrical characteristics change when exposed to certain gases. The resulting change is converted into an analog electrical signal that can be monitored by a microcontroller.
A calibration process is recommended when more consistent or quantitative measurements are required.
Typical Applications
Air Quality Monitoring
Suitable for experimental systems that monitor changes in indoor air composition.
Gas Detection Experiments
Can be used for educational demonstrations and gas-response experiments.
Research Projects
Useful for laboratory and environmental research involving multi-gas sensing.
Breath Analysis
Can be used for non-medical experimental breath-analysis projects.
Applications
- Indoor air-quality monitoring
- Gas-leak detection experiments
- Environmental research
- Educational electronics
- Laboratory experiments
- Breath-analysis prototypes
- Arduino gas sensing
- ESP32 gas monitoring
- Raspberry Pi sensing projects
Package Includes
- 1 × MiCS-5524 Gas Sensor Module
Important Note
Calibration
Calibration is recommended for applications requiring meaningful gas-concentration measurements.
Warm-Up
Allow sufficient warm-up time before taking readings to allow the sensor heater and sensing element to stabilize.
Gas Identification
The sensor can respond to multiple gases and cannot identify which specific gas is present by itself.
Safety
This module is not suitable for safety-critical, medical, fire, or life-protection applications. It should not be used as the sole device for hazardous-gas detection.
Product Disclaimer
Product information may vary between manufacturers, suppliers, and production batches. Product images are for representation only and may differ slightly from the actual product in appearance, component placement, or other details.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the MiCS-5524 Gas Sensor Module?
The MiCS-5524 is a MEMS-based gas sensor designed to detect changes caused by multiple gases such as CO, hydrogen, ammonia, ethanol, methane, propane, and iso-butane.
2. What type of output does it provide?
It provides an analog voltage output that changes with the detected gas level.
3. What voltage does the module require?
The module operates from a 5V DC supply.
4. Can I use it with Arduino and ESP32?
Yes. Its analog output can be connected to a suitable ADC input on Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other controllers.
5. Does it identify a specific gas?
No. The sensor can respond to multiple gases and cannot determine which specific gas is present by itself.
6. Does it require calibration?
Yes. Calibration is recommended for more accurate and meaningful gas measurements.
7. Does the sensor require warm-up?
Yes. Allow sufficient warm-up time for the heater and sensing element to stabilize before taking readings.
8. What is the heater current?
The specified heater consumption is approximately 25–35mA.
9. What are the main applications?
It is suitable for indoor air-quality monitoring, gas detection experiments, environmental research, educational projects, and non-medical breath-analysis experiments.
10. Can it be used as a safety gas detector?
No. It is not intended for safety-critical or life-protection applications and should not be used as the sole hazardous-gas detection device.
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