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High-performance infrared carbon dioxide sensor module, offering three selectable ranges: 400–2000ppm, 400–5000ppm, and 400–10000ppm, with 1ppm resolution and ±(50ppm + 5%) accuracy. The NDIR CO₂ sensor features dual UART and PWM output interfaces. This compact module weighs only 5 grams and offers optional pin or terminal type interfaces.
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An infrared carbon dioxide sensor (NDIR CO₂ Sensor) is a device that detects carbon dioxide concentrations in the air using the principle of non-dispersive infrared absorption (NDIR). It calculates concentration levels by measuring the degree to which infrared light at specific wavelengths is absorbed by CO₂.
Inside the CO₂ sensor is an infrared light source and a detector. When infrared light passes through the gas chamber, CO₂ molecules absorb light at specific wavelengths. The detector measures changes in light intensity, which are proportional to CO₂ concentration, enabling accurate measurement.
Infrared CO₂ sensors offer high precision, rapid response, maintenance-free operation, and extended lifespan (>10 years). They remain unaffected by oxygen, humidity, or other gases.