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The library returns two sets of concentrations: "standard" and "environmental" but the docs don't explain the difference between them. After some searching, I figured out that "standard" refers to what the concentration would be at standard pressure (i.e. sea level) whereas "environmental" refers to measured values that depend on ambient pressure. It would be nice to add this info to the docs.
The library returns two sets of concentrations: "standard" and "environmental" but the docs don't explain the difference between them. After some searching, I figured out that "standard" refers to what the concentration would be at standard pressure (i.e. sea level) whereas "environmental" refers to measured values that depend on ambient pressure. It would be nice to add this info to the docs.
(There's a discussion about this here: https://publiclab.org/questions/samr/04-07-2019/how-to-interpret-pms5003-sensor-values)
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