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Liquid flow sensor YF-G1 100l/m - 1''thread

Sensor of liquid flow operating in the range from 2 to 100 liters per minute. Is supplied with the voltage from 3,5 V to 24 V, the output signal is a frequency proportional to...
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Index: SES-08897
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DFRobot Gravity - analog sensor of TDS, purity of water for Arduino

Analog TDS sensor compatible with Arduino, it is used for measuring the hardness and the purity of water. It can be used to test the quality of water in households, hydroponic...
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Index: DFR-10830
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Gravity - analog water pressure sensor - DFRobot SEN0257

Analog sensor designed to measure water pressure, manufactured by DFRobot. It uses a 3-pin Gravity interface. The supported input voltage (standard) is 5 V , and the...
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Index: DFR-19273
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Liquid flow sensor YF-S402 6l / min - 1/8" thread

Sensor of liquid flow operating in the range from 0.3 to 6 liters per minute. Is supplied with the voltage from 3,5 V to 24 V, the output signal is a frequency proportional to...
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Index: SEE-04410
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Liquid flow sensor YF-S201 30l/min - thread 3/4 ''

Sensor of liquid flow operating in the range from 0 to 30 liters per minute. Is supplied with the voltage from 3.5 V to 24 V, the output signal is a frequency proportional to...
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Index: SES-08895
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DFRobot Gravity - analogue turbidity sensor

Sensor for testing the quality of water by measuring its turbidity. Operates at 5 volts at temperatures from -30°C to 80°C.
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Index: DFR-05318
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DFRobot Gravity - pH analog sensor/meter

Analog pH meter with an analgue output. Allows to measure water quality. It has an accuracy of +/- 0.1 pH, which is sufficient for most applications. Equipped with LED, BNC...
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Index: DFR-05874
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DFRobot - 12V Solenoid Valve 1/2"

The enables the control of the liquid flow using a computer or microcontroller. The valve is supplied with the voltage of 12 V. It is closed to connect the power supply of 12...
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Index: DFR-07423
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Air Velocity Sensor Breakout - Air Flow Sensor - FS3000-1015 - Qwiic - SparkFun SEN-18768

The Air Velocity Sensor Breakout from SparkFun is a module that allows you to measure the speed of air flow in the range from 0 m/s to 15 m/s (0 mph to 33.6 mph). It is...
Index: SPF-22245
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Liquid flow sensor YF-S201 30l/m - thread 1/2''

Sensor of liquid flow operating in the range from 1 to 30 liters per minute. Is supplied with the voltage from 3,5 V to 24 V, the output signal is a frequency proportional to...
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Index: SES-08896
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How does an electromechanical liquid flow sensor work?

The testing organ of the flow sensor is a small turbine with blades and a Hall sensor. As liquid flows through the sensor, the pressure of the liquid (e.g. water) exerts pressure on the turbine blades, causing them to rotate. A stationary magnet is mounted on the turbine shaft. As the turbine rotates, the magnet on the shaft passes the stationary sensor element, which results in the creation of an alternating magnetic field, which creates a small voltage. The voltage generated in the Hall sensor is converted into a pulse that is counted by the measuring system, which allows obtaining information about the amount of liquid flowing through the sensor via the measurement algorithm. The same operating principle is used in hydroelectric power plants when checking the operating parameters of water turbines before they are coupled with power generators and connected to the power grid.

Liquid and gas flow sensors - ideal for cooperation with embedded systems

The Botland store offer includes a number of modules and attachments that can be easily connected to microcontrollers, creating an extensive measurement system. Among them, there are also sensors for measuring the flow of liquids and gases, such as the YF-G1 sensor, which allows measuring the amount of liquid in the range from 2 to 100 l/min. The measurement method uses the Hall effect. The sensor connector has three wires - red for connecting the auxiliary power supply voltage in the range from 5V to 24V, black wire for power supply ground and yellow wire responsible for transmitting measurement pulses. The sensor can work with, among others: with the Arduino platform.

Flow sensors - Botland - Shop for robotics

This category includes reliable and precise gas and liquid flow sensors, e.g. water, from manufacturers such as DFRobot, Seeedstudio, SparkFun and others. We offer, among others: analog flow sensors operating in various measurement ranges. The sensors placed on the board have clearly marked pins. In practice, this means easy and intuitive connection, e.g. to Arduino or other microcontrollers. Individual flow meters differ from each other, among others: thread diameter, permissible pressure, humidity and other parameters.

Flow sensors - FAQ

Yes, the liquid flow sensor can be connected to SUPLA . You can find ready-made guides online that explain step by step how to connect a flow sensor to SUPLA.

When choosing a meter intended for measuring liquid flow, special attention should be paid to the operating range, which may be expressed, for example, in liters for each minute of sensor operation. Other important factors are: supply voltage range, operating temperature range, mounting method, maximum liquid flow pressure and permissible humidity. Additionally, when choosing a sensor, you should take into account the sensor's size, shape, and mounting method. Selected models also enable measurement of the PH of liquids and even measurement of gases.