Lead Free Oxyge Sensor with Temperature Compensation

SKU: SUCH-O2S-AOX3100
$95.73
● Detect: Oxygen (O2) ● 0~100% linear output ● 9~14 mV (in air) ● Shared-voltage electrochemical
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Overview

Lead-free oxygen sensors are engineered for high-precision oxygen concentration detection, delivering perfectly linear output across the 0-100% range. Featuring an eco-friendly, durable design with built-in temperature compensation, these sensors operate reliably in environments with relative humidity from 0 to 99% and atmospheric pressure between 0.5 and 2.0 bar.

Feature

Lead free oxyge sensor feature

  • The SUCH lead-free oxygen sensor features high sensitivity and outstanding linear response performance, with an output current of 9~14 mV (in air). It achieves precise linear detection within the 0~100% full range linear output, ensuring reliable and stable data.
  • The oxygen sensor responds in under 15 seconds to rapid changes in oxygen concentration. It operates across a wide temperature range with superior resistance to humidity and heat, enabling continuous operation in high-humidity environments.
  • Industrial-grade Molex 3-pin connector lead-free oxygen sensors operate on fuel cell principles, contain no internal lead components, and comply with ROHS standards.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Lead free oxyge sensor dimensions

Application Circuit Diagram

Lead free oxyge sensor application circuit diagram

  • Short-circuit the positive and negative terminals (Vsensor+ and Vsensor-) of the lead-free oxygen sensor. The ADC value (MCU−ADC) read at this point is recorded as A0.
  • Place the gas sensor in air. The ADC value read at this point is recorded as A1.
  • Next, place the high pressure oxygen sensor in the target environment. The ADC value read at this point is recorded as Ax.
  • The formula for calculating oxygen concentration in the target environment is: Oxygen Concentration = (Ax - A0) × 20.9÷(A1 - A0) × 100%

Pin Definition

Lead free oxyge sensor pin definitions
Pin Definition
1 Positive Pin
2 Negative Pin
3 Negative Pin
Specs
Working Principle Shared-voltage electrochemical
Output Voltage 9~14 mV (in air)
Measurement Range 0~100%
Response Time T₉₀<15s
Linearity Full-range linearity
Temperature Compensation <2% O₂ equivalent (0~40°C)
Load Resistance ≥10 kΩ
Interface Type Molex 3-pin connector (2.54mm)
Operating Temperature Range 0~50°C
Recommended Storage Temperature 5~15°C
Operating Pressure Range 0.5~2.0bar
Operating Humidity Range 0~99% RH (non-condensing)
Long-Term Drift in 100% O₂ Environment <5% (voltage decay/year)
Expected Lifespan 24 months
Housing Material White HDPE
Weight Approx. 30g
Application
Lead free oxyge sensor of medical ventilator

Medical Ventilator

Lead free oxyge sensor of anesthesia equipment

Anesthesia Equipment

Lead free oxyge sensor of incubator

Incubator

FAQ

Full-range lead-free oxygen sensors are electrochemical sensors that detect oxygen concentration based on the voltage-division electrochemical principle. They eliminate traditional lead (Pb)-based materials by utilizing eco-friendly alternatives, thereby preventing environmental pollution caused by lead.

For optimal sensor performance and stability during initial use, the sensor must be powered for over 12 hours prior to calibration. Similarly, after prolonged power interruption (>24 hours), this startup period is required. In other scenarios, a warm-up period exceeding 45 minutes is necessary.

Lead-free oxygen sensors primarily measure ambient oxygen concentrations. They are widely used in coal mining, steel production, petrochemical processing, healthcare, and other sectors. These sensors can be integrated into gas detectors, portable safety instruments, oxygen alarms, and gas analyzers.

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