CO2 Flow Sensor, 0-30sccm/0-500sccm to 0-1000sccm

SKU: SUCH-CO2-F1012
$149.13
● 0-30sccm/0-500sccm to 0-1000sccm ● 200Ω output resistance ● 200kPa pressure resistance ● 0 ~ 50°C operating temp
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Overview

This CO₂ flow sensor is specifically designed for precision gas flow monitoring, offering multiple selectable ranges of 0-30/50/100/200/300/500/1000 sccm with an output impedance of 200Ω and excellent signal consistency. The gas flow sensor operates at a typical voltage of 10V and current of 25mA, with a response time of just 50ms to rapidly capture flow changes. It supports long-term stable operation in environments ranging from 0 to 50°C.

Feature

CO2 flow sensor feature

  • The carbon dioxide flow sensor utilizes thermodynamic principles to measure gas flow in ducts, delivering excellent accuracy and repeatability.
  • Each unit incorporates a built-in temperature sensor with proprietary temperature compensation calibration and features a linear analog voltage output for convenient operation.
  • SUCH gas flow sensors employ the latest generation of MEMS sensor chip technology, enabling precise measurement of minute flow rates with rapid response times.

Dimension (unit: mm)

CO2 flow sensor dimension

Usage Instruction

  1. The gas flow sensor offers selectable ranges from 30 sccm to 1000 sccm.
  2. SCCM: Standard-State Cubic Centimeter per Minute.
  3. Standard conditions for this sensor are: Gas temperature: 0°C, atmospheric pressure: 101.325 kPa
  4. Test conditions: Ambient air temperature, clean air.
  5. Temperature compensation is tested within 0°C to 50°C. Accuracy beyond this range cannot be guaranteed.

Flow Conversion

  • Actual Flow = Full Scale × (Sensor Output Voltage - Sensor Zero Voltage) / (Sensor Full Scale Voltage - Sensor Zero Voltage)
  • Example: Sensor range is 1000 SCCM, sensor zero output voltage is 1V, sensor full-scale output voltage is 5V,
    measured sensor actual output voltage is 2.5V.
  • Actual Flow Rate = 1000 sccm × (2.5V - 1V) / (5V - 1V) = 375 sccm

Pin Definition

CO2 flow sensor pin definition

 

Pin Function
1 NC (Not Connected)
2 OUT
3 VCC
4 GND
5 NC (Not Connected)
6 NC (Not Connected)
Specs
Full Scale Range 0-30/50/100/200/300/500/1000 sccm
Full Scale Output 4.9~5.10V (Typical: 5.00V)
Zero Flow Output 0.96~1.04V (Typical: 1.00V)
Output Resistance 200Ω
Operating Voltage 7.0~14.0V (Typical: 10.0V)
Operating Current 15~30mA (Typical: 25mA)
Accuracy ±1.5~±2.5%FS
Repeatability ±0.3~±0.5%FS
Annual Drift ±0.1~±0.5%FS
Pressure Resistance 200kPa
Response Time 45~55ms (Typical: 50 ms)
Operating Temperature 0~50°C
Storage Temperature -20~65°C
Application
CO2 flow sensor of industrial process control

Industrial Process Control

CO2 flow sensor of air and environmental protection

Air and Environmental Protection

CO2 flow sensor of portable ventilator

Portable Ventilators

FAQ

CO2 flow sensors typically employ the thermal mass flow principle, calculating CO₂ flow by detecting changes in heat dissipation as gas passes through the probe. The sensor contains a heating element and a temperature-sensitive component. Greater gas flow results in more pronounced heat dissipation, causing the output signal to change accordingly. Through calibration and compensation algorithms, the device outputs stable, linear CO₂ flow data for real-time monitoring.

Common units for CO₂ flow sensors are SCCM (Standard Cubic Centimeters per Minute) or SLPM (Standard Liters per Minute). These units are based on standard temperature and pressure conditions to ensure comparability of flow data across different environments. Thus, consistent and accurate flow readings are maintained whether used in laboratory equipment, industrial process control, or gas analysis.

Most CO₂ flow sensors incorporate built-in temperature compensation to maintain accurate measurements within their specified operating temperature range. For example, a common range is 0°C to 50°C, where the sensor automatically corrects errors caused by gas temperature fluctuations. However, compensation effectiveness may diminish outside this range. It is recommended to use the sensor within the conditions specified in the datasheet to ensure stability.

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