# PM2.5 Particulates Sensor

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Particulates Sensor can detect airborne particulates such as PM2.5, PM1.0 and PM10 pollutants.

### Product Specifications

Port: I2C

Voltage: 3V\~5V

### Wiring

Connect the module to the I2C port of Robotbit EDU.

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### Programming Tutorial

#### MakeCode Programming

#### Import Sugar Extension

#### Search for sugar in the search bar (Kittenbot products has been verified by Microsoft)

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#### Extension URL

Sugar extension: <https://github.com/KittenBot/pxt-sugar>

[Importing Extensions Tutorial](/programming-platforms/makecode-tutorial/kittenbot-and-makecode.md)

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