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Purchase industrial fluorescent oxygen sensors utilizing non-contact optical principles to effectively prevent electrochemical drift. The oxygen sensor detects oxygen concentrations from 0 to 25%, partial pressure ranges from 0 to 300 mbar, and atmospheric pressure ranges from 500 to 1200 mbar. It maintains stable operation across a wide temperature and humidity range (-30°C to 60°C, 0% to 95% RH).
When the oxygen-sensitive membrane is excited by incident light, it emits light. The presence of molecular oxygen causes this emitted light to be quenched, with the quenching period being proportional to the oxygen concentration. Higher oxygen concentrations result in shorter quenching times, and vice versa, enabling the calculation of oxygen concentration. This SUCH fluorescent oxygen sensor offers excellent stability and extremely fast response speed.
A fluorescent oxygen sensor measures the partial pressure of oxygen in an environment. It features temperature compensation, enabling accurate operation across a wide range of environmental conditions without requiring additional compensation systems. It offers excellent reproducibility, no delay, and high precision.
This oxygen sensor is a fully solid-state optical oxygen sensor primarily based on the quenching effect of oxygen molecules on fluorescent materials. When incident light of a specific wavelength strikes the fluorescent material, it emits fluorescence. The presence of molecular oxygen alters both the intensity and lifetime of this fluorescence. Molecular oxygen reversibly modifies these parameters, allowing oxygen concentration to be calculated by measuring changes in fluorescence intensity or lifetime across varying oxygen levels.
Wide application scenarios, operable in environments as low as -30°C. Suitable for oxygen generators, incubators, oxygen concentrators, inert gas handling chambers (glove boxes), exhaust gas measurement, monitoring fruit ripeness and transportation, etc., to control low oxygen levels, maintain environmental oxygen levels, and prevent oxygen depletion.