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Wiring The pH (Power of Hydrogen) Ion Concentration Sensor with BNC Electrode Probe

pH (Power of Hydrogen) is the (-) negative log of hydrogen ion concentration in a water based solution described by Danish Biochemist Soren Peter Laurits Sorensen late 1909. pH has it value of 0 (ACID) and 14 (BASIC) in a neutral value of 7 see below the diagram for common substances of pH values . pH measurements are important in the field of agronomy, medicine, biology, chemistry, agriculture, forestry, food, science, environmental science, oceanography, civil engineering, chemical engineering, nutrition, water treatment, and water purification etc.

Basically there are 3 common buffer solution used for power of hydrogen measurement pH 4.01 | pH 6.86 | pH 9.18 | also the pH 7.0 and 10.0 are available values sense by this module.

Calibration is important to get the proper value of the pH, basically there are two different calibration OFFSET Value | STEP Value. Offset is the shifting value of all pH to specific voltage range using the trimmer pot attach to the board, to calibrate to pH 7 you need to adjust the voltage of the BNC connector out of 2.5v or 2.4v for pH 8 offset of +0.3v. STEP is another buffer solutions depending the range and precision we need, to acquire the proper values of range to be measured.

The pH probe is calculated by getting the know pH value of 7 (Neutral) as voltage of 2.5v then add some pH step to equal the probe voltage, this means that the pH of 8 has a voltage of 2.5v pH 7 + 0.1839 x 1 unit / step or pH 9 is 2.5v + 0.1839 + 0.1839 = 2.87v the 0.1839 is a small division of the voltage by pH units or volts per pH number.

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Wiring The pH (Power of Hydrogen) Ion Concentration Sensor with BNC Electrode Probe
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