Innovation in Low-Cost Sensor for Water Turbidity Assessment

This work emphasizes the importance of monitoring water quality through a low-cost turbidity sensor to support environmental management. Using LDR sensors and an Arduino, the project determines the ideal wavelength and establishes the calibration curve. The sensor operates automatically, performing color scanning and selecting the wavelength most sensitive to variations in water turbidity. Data analysis revealed a calibration curve with a coefficient of determination (R²) of 0.995, highlighting the sensor's high precision. Turbidity quantification is achieved through nephelometric (90°) and turbidimetric (180°) methods, optimizing sensor configuration and wavelength to obtain the best measurements.

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Journal of Bioengineering, Technologies and Health
Published
2025-09-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.34178/jbth.v8i3.505
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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Abstract

This work emphasizes the importance of monitoring water quality through a low-cost turbidity sensor to support environmental management. Using LDR sensors and an Arduino, the project determines the ideal wavelength and establishes the calibration curve. The sensor operates automatically, performing color scanning and selecting the wavelength most sensitive to variations in water turbidity. Data analysis revealed a calibration curve with a coefficient of determination (R²) of 0.995, highlighting the sensor's high precision. Turbidity quantification is achieved through nephelometric (90°) and turbidimetric (180°) methods, optimizing sensor configuration and wavelength to obtain the best measurements.

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