PH-4502C pH sensor module with ESP32
Supply 5 V
Bus ANALOG
Measures ph
Pins and ESP32 wiring
| Pin | Role | ESP32 pin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| TO | Analog output | D34 | Board temperature (not the liquid), optional |
| DO | Output (the part drives it) | D25 | Threshold output, set by a trimmer. Its HIGH level is 5 V: use a voltage divider |
| PO | Analog output | D35 | pH voltage, about 2.5 V at pH 7 after calibration, up to 5 V: use a voltage divider |
| GND1 | Ground | GND | First G pin |
| GND2 | Ground | GND | Second G pin |
| VCC | Power | VIN | Marked V+. Needs 5 V: use VIN |
Suggested wiring for the 30-pin ESP32 DevKit, avoiding flash, input-only and strapping pins. BoardPilot checks it for you as you wire.
This module is sold for 5 V. Its outputs may be 5 V: use a level shifter or a voltage divider on ESP32 inputs.
Starter code (Arduino)
void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); }
void loop() {
int mv = analogReadMilliVolts(34); // TO on GPIO 34
Serial.println(mv);
delay(200);
}
Sources
- PH-4502C module seller sheet, Header To, Do, Po, G, G, V+; 5 V supply; BNC probe input
- PH-4502C module seller sheet, Needs calibration with pH 4 and pH 7 buffer solutions
Try it in 3D in BoardPilot
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