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I'm having a similar issue, but on ESP8266 - my (uncorrected) PPM readings seem rather unrealistic (about 2ppm in room air, 15ppm if I blow smoke into the MQ135).
I went through the burn-in procedure of the sensor already.
I'm not 100% sure, but It might be due to a floating point accuracy difference on AVR (Uno) and ARM (ESP32).
MQ-135 is analog sensor so you should consider trying to convert the data yourself, without the library. I mean, it's just some math, no bit ops or complex communications.
Hi , I tried using this code on ESP32 but the values from the getPPM() function were just not the same like on the UNO.
I know for a fact that the GPIO on esp32 is 4096, but changing the value on the getPPM() function, did not work. Any ideas? Thank you.
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