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Python driver for Panasonic SN-GCJA5 particulate matter (PM) sensor. Tested on Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/3B+/4B

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Panasonic-SN-GCJA5

Introduction

Python driver for Panasonic SN-GCJA5 particulate matter (PM) sensor. Tested on Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/3B+/4B

Wiring

Panasonic SN-GCJA5 uses JST SM05B-GHS-TB(LF)(SN) connector and requires 3.3V and 5V for direct wiring. Fortunately, Raspberry Pi GPIOs are 3.3V by default and also supports dual power supply voltages, 3.3V and 5V. Please refer to sensor specification sheet and table below for wiring guide.

Sensor Connector Pin Symbol Recommended Voltage Description RPi Physical Pin RPi I/O
Pin 1 TX 3.3V UART TX (unused if using I2C protocol) not connected
Pin 2 SDA 3.3V I2C Data Pin 3 GPIO2 (I2C1 SDA)
Pin 3 SCL 3.3V I2C Clock Pin 5 GPIO3 (I2C1 SCL)
Pin 4 GND 0V Ground Pin 6 Ground
Pin 5 VDD 5V Power supply Pin 4 5v Power

More details about Raspberry Pi pinout
https://pinout.xyz/

Examples

from time import sleep
from sngcja5 import SNGCJA5


# If SDA and SCL are connected to I2C bus 1, then i2c_bus_no = 1
pm_sensor = SNGCJA5(i2c_bus_no=1)

while True:

    # The get_measurement method returns a dictionary of all measurement value 
    result = pm_sensor.get_measurement()

    print(result)
    '''
    Structure of result
    {
        "sensor_data": {
            "mass_density": {
                "pm1.0": <float>,
                "pm2.5": <float>,
                "pm10": <float>
            },
            "particle_count": {
                "pm0.5": <float>, 
                "pm1.0": <float>, 
                "pm2.5": <float>,
                "pm5.0": <float>, 
                "pm7.5": <float>, 
                "pm10": <float>
            },
            "mass_density_unit": "ug/m3",
            "particle_count_unit": "none" 
        },
        "timestamp": <int> # seconds since the Unix epoch
    }
    '''
    sleep(5)

Dependencies and Installation Instructions

smbus

pip install smbus

Limitation

Currently, this driver only supports I2C protocol

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Python driver for Panasonic SN-GCJA5 particulate matter (PM) sensor. Tested on Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/3B+/4B

License:MIT License


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