Updated:The MQ-2 sensor resistance (RS) will vary between 3 - 30 kohm while measuring gas. I don't known what it mean. Normally when measuring the clean air, the MQ-2 sensor resistance (RS) just only 10 kohm and reduce when found the gases. Look at the graph (post #4), if RO is fixed, the RS should be lowest to 0.3 kohm. The prefered range should be 0.3 to 10 kohm.
The MQ-2 sensor resistance will working as the Voltage Dividers.
To calibration, we need to find the RO value while measuring the clean air.
Since we known the ratio of the clean air from the graph is 9.83, then we can calculate RO from the equation below:
Now we can find the concentrations (ppm) of any gas from the graph from RS/RO ratio.
The FC-22 Gas Sensor Module use RL = 1 kohm.
These module will give 589 spreads.
The module also power down the heater by connected the resistor 5.1 ohm.
The Rs/Ro ratio of this kind of sensors are measured in a static value of RL, so i thought that Rs/Ro ratio change if you change RL. For example, i'm using MQ-7, and in datasheet show that the Rs/Ro ratio is for a RL value of 10k, and in my case, i'm using FC-22 too and i'm a little confused.