Description
SPEC’s printed sensors offer the performance of the best quality electrochemical sensors at a fraction of the price. SPEC’s printed sensors are also ultra-thin, offering easy integration into wireless, portable, and networked solutions. These sensors are ideal for health, environmental, industrial and residential monitoring, because of their high performance, low cost and small size.
Resources
Indoor Air Pollution from Natural Gas Stoves
SPEC Sensor Operation Overview
SPEC AN-103 Power-On Stabilization
SPEC AN-104 Environmental Effects
SPEC AN-105 Selectivity and Cross-Sensitivity
SPEC AN-106 Gas Sampling and Material Considerations
SPEC AN-107 Characterization and Calibration
SPEC AN-108 Extreme Environment Operation
FAQs:
Q: What does the 110-508 NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide Sensor measure?
A: The 110-508 NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide Sensor measures the concentration of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) gas in the air, providing data on air quality and environmental conditions.
Q: What is the detection range of the 110-508 NO2 Sensor?
A: The 110-508 NO2 Sensor can detect nitrogen dioxide concentrations up to 5 parts per million (ppm), making it suitable for measuring low levels of NO2 in various environments.
Q: How do I connect the 110-508 NO2 Sensor to my system?
A: The sensor has standard pinouts for easy connection to your system. It provides analog output that can be interfaced with microcontrollers or data acquisition systems.
Q: What are the typical applications for the 110-508 NO2 Sensor?
A: The sensor is commonly used for air quality monitoring, environmental research, and indoor air quality assessments. It’s ideal for projects and systems that need to measure NO2 gas levels.
Q: Does the 110-508 NO2 Sensor require calibration?
A: Yes, the 110-508 NO2 Sensor may require calibration to ensure accurate readings. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for the calibration process and recommended procedures.
