Yl105 Datasheet Better ((new)) -

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Yl105 Datasheet Better ((new)) -

However, . By following the calibration, hardware mods, and code above, you have essentially created a custom technical reference that outperforms any factory document.

After scouring GitHub, Hackaday, and Chinese forums, the answer is no . There is no official v2.0 datasheet. The YL-105 is a victim of its own success — so cheap that manufacturers don't bother with documentation.

// Apply quadratic correction (derived from reverse engineering) // Because the YL-105 datasheet lies about linearity float correctedRaw = -0.0003 * avgRaw * avgRaw + 1.2 * avgRaw - 150;

The YL-105 is a popular, low-cost capacitive soil moisture sensor. Unlike its resistive counterpart (the YL-69 or FC-28), the YL-105 uses a copper-plated probe to measure dielectric constant. In theory, this prevents corrosion. In practice, without a better datasheet , you face calibration hell.

However, . By following the calibration, hardware mods, and code above, you have essentially created a custom technical reference that outperforms any factory document.

// Apply quadratic correction (derived from reverse engineering) // Because the YL-105 datasheet lies about linearity float correctedRaw = -0.0003 * avgRaw * avgRaw + 1.2 * avgRaw - 150;