Garvit Electronics Turbidity Sensor Module Electronic Components Electronic Hobby Kit

A turbidity sensor is a device used to measure the cloudiness or haziness of a fluid caused by suspended solids. Here are some common features of turbidity sensors: Optical Measurement: Turbidity sensors typically utilize optical methods to measure turbidity. They may employ infrared or visible light sources and detectors to analyze the scattering and absorption of light by particles in the fluid. Detection Range: Turbidity sensors have a specified detection range, which indicates the range of turbidity levels they can accurately measure. This range can vary depending on the design and intended application of the sensor. Calibration: Calibration is crucial for ensuring the accuracy of turbidity measurements. Turbidity sensors often require periodic calibration using standard turbidity solutions to maintain their accuracy over time.