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 * Author: Mihai Tudor Panu <mihai.tudor.panu@intel.com>
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#pragma once

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "gas.h"

namespace upm {
  /**
   * @library gas
   * @sensor tp401
   * @comname Grove Air Quality Sensor
   * @altname TP401
   * @type gaseous
   * @man seeed
   * @con analog
   *
   * @brief C++ API for Grove TP401 Air Quality Sensor
   *
   * The Grove TP401 Air Quality Sensor module is useful for monitoring air purity indoors.
   * It can detect CO and a wide range of other harmful gases, but due to limited sensing
   * range should be used only when qualitative results are needed. Example applications
   * are air recirculation, ventilation systems, and refreshing sprayers.
   * The sensor is linear and should be roughly sensitive to 0 ~ 20 ppm CO from 0 ~ 4V.
   * Also note that the sensor requires 2-3 minutes to warm up initially and 48 hours of
   * operation to stabilize completely.
   *
   * @image html tp401.jpeg
   * @snippet tp401.cxx Interesting
   */
    class TP401 : public Gas {
        public:
            /**
             * TP401 constructor
             *
             * @param gasPin analog pin where sensor was connected
             */
            TP401 (int gasPin);

            /**
             * TP401 destructor
             */
            ~TP401 ();

            /**
             * Return name of the component
             *
             * @return a string with the name of the sensor
             */
            std::string name()
            {
                return m_name;
            }

            /**
             * Returns one sample in parts per million (ppm) of CO in the air based on
             * the following sensor calibration: 0 ~ 4V is roughly 0 ~ 20 ppm CO
             *
             * @return a new sample converted to ppm CO
             */
            float getPPM();

        private:
            std::string m_name;
    };
}
