| Summary: | Abstract Despite being a minor part of the atmosphere's composition, the so-called greenhouse gases play a crucial role in their thermodynamics. Over the past 200 years, however, human activities have significantly altered the global carbon cycle. Thus, in the current context of global warming, quantifying, with increasingly reliable values, greenhouse gas emissions and the global carbon cycle has become one of scientists’ priorities. This study aims to develop a system for acquisition and wireless transmission of carbon dioxide data from the C-Sense, a sensor manufactured by Turner Designs. As result, a reliable, compact and versatile circuit has been developed that acts as an embedded system for monitoring CO2 concentration and partial pressure, as well as two temperature variables. Regarding the transmission of data via radio frequency, its data transmission has a range of 470 m without loss. A Python script has been implemented that stores data and generates real-time graphs for system monitoring.
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