Description

Description

  • Particulate Matter Sensor Breakout for PMS5003
  • Easily connects PMS5003 sensor to Raspberry Pi
  • Utilizes PMS5003 Python library for data reading
  • Compatible with standard male 2.54 mm pitch header
  • Simplifies picoblade connector cable conversion

The Particulate Matter Sensor Breakout for PMS5003 converts between the picoblade connector cable on the PMS5003 particulate matter sensor and a standard male 2.54 mm pitch header.

This breakout enables the connection of a PMS5003 sensor to a Raspberry Pi or other microcontroller using female-to-female jumper wires and the PMS5003 Python library for data reading.

Connect the pins on the breakout to the following pins on your Raspberry Pi:

  • 5V to 5V
  • GND to ground
  • TX to BCM 14
  • RX to BCM 15
  • RESET to BCM 27
  • EN to BCM 22

  • 1x Particulate Matter Sensor Breakout (for PMS5003)

  • 17.7 x 17.75 mm

  • Easily connects PMS5003 sensor to Raspberry Pi
  • Utilizes PMS5003 Python library for data reading
  • Compatible with standard male 2.54 mm pitch header
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