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Old 16th November 2007, 19:37   #7 (permalink)
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Re: Disposable CO2 and O2 sensors

Found a oxygen sensor with some interesting specs. Even though if this one isnt cut for the job its still an intersting
technology.

From their site:
"The SMSI® Oxygen Sensor, pictured on this page, is a miniature solid-state transducer that uses fluorescence to measure oxygen partial pressure. An LED excitation source and fluorescence detector are both integrated into the device. Key features of the SMSI® Oxygen Sensor include:
Accurate - ±1% of reading (i.e. ±0.2% percentage oxygen in air) using simple, inexpensive drive and detection circuitry.
Fast Response Time - As low as 20 ms response times.
Low Power Consumption - As low as 5 mW at 100% duty cycle.
Highly Specific - Strong response to O2, insensitive to common atmospheric and medical gases.
Long Lifetime - Up to several years for many applications.
Small Size - Just over ¼ inch maximum dimension."

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