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The technical specifications of a soil moisture sensor module can vary depending on its manufacturer and model, but here are some common specifications that are often provided:
1. Operating voltage: The voltage range required to power the sensor module. It is usually specified in volts, such as 3.3V or 5V.
2. Current consumption: The amount of current that the sensor module draws from the power source. It is usually specified in milliamps (mA).
3. Output voltage range: The voltage range of the output signal produced by the sensor module. It can be analog or digital.
4. Sensitivity: The ability of the sensor module to detect small changes in soil moisture. It is usually specified as a percentage change in output voltage per unit change in soil moisture.
5. Calibration: The ability of the sensor module to be calibrated to different soil types or moisture levels. It may require adjustment using a potentiometer or other means.
6. Measurement range: The range of soil moisture levels that the sensor module can measure. It is usually specified as a percentage of soil moisture content.
7. Response time: The time it takes for the sensor module to detect a change in soil moisture and produce an output signal. It is usually specified in seconds or milliseconds.
8. Operating temperature range: The range of temperatures within which the sensor module can operate effectively. It is usually specified in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
9. Probe length: The length of the probe that is inserted into the soil to measure moisture. It is usually specified in millimeters or inches.
10. Material: The material used for the sensor probe and housing, which can affect its durability and resistance to corrosion.
These specifications can help you choose the right soil moisture sensor module for your application and design an appropriate circuit to interface with it.
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