Electrochemical Oxygeon Sensor （Model：MEu-O2） Manual Zhengzhou Winsen Electronic Technology Co., Ltd

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MEu-O2 Oxygeon Sensor Describtion MEu-O2 oxygen sensor is a fixed potential type sensor. Oxygen undergoes a reduction reaction on the working electrode, and at the same time, a corresponding oxidation reaction occurs on the counter electrode, releasing charges to form a current. The current is proportional to the oxygen concentration and follows Faraday's law. The size can determine the level of oxygen concentration Features * No pollution, long life, high precision, high sensitivity, Excellent repeatability and stability Application * Widely used in oxygen concentration detection in industries,...

电化学传感器系列 Schematic diagram of sensor application circuit Sensor Characterization Figure 1: The sensitivity and response recovery of the sensor Figure 3: The output of the sensor at different temperatures Figure 2: Sensor linearity curve Figure 4: The zero point output of the sensor under different te

Soldering is disabled during installation, and wave soldering of sensors is prohibited; The aging time before use is not less than 48 hours; Please do not disassemble the sensor; The sensor avoids contact with organic solvents (including silicone rubber and other adhesives) coatings, pharmaceuticals, fuel oils and high concentrations of gases; All electrochemical sensors cannot be completely encapsulated with resin materials, nor can they be immersed in an oxygen-free environment for a long time, otherwise the performance of the sensor will be damaged; All electrochemical sensors should not be...