Oxygen (O2) Gas Sensor, 0~100% Linear Output

SKU: SUCH-O2S-02
$66.86
● Detect: Oxygen (O2) ● 0~100% linear output ● Shared-voltage electrochemical ● Output voltage: 9–13 mV (in air)
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Overview

High-performance oxygen gas sensors for sale, utilizing shared voltage electrochemical technology with a detection range spanning 0–100%. Sensor output voltage remains stable at 9–13 mV (in air), interface compatible with Molex 3-pin connectors, full-range linearity and temperature compensation are provided. The O2 sensor housing is constructed from durable red ABS material, suitable for medical ventilators, industrial detection, and environmental monitoring equipment.

Feature

O2 gas sensor feature

  • SUCH oxygen gas sensors feature full-range 0-100% linear output, professionally calibrated and temperature-compensated at the factory.
  • The oxygen sensor is an electrochemical sensor designed to detect oxygen concentration. Featuring a Molex 3-pin connector and a molded body design, it offers rapid response and extended service life.
  • Operating without an external power source, this oxygen sensor is suitable for various instruments requiring oxygen concentration monitoring. It finds extensive application in automotive, environmental protection, coal mining, petrochemical, and other industries.

Dimension (unit: mm)

O2 gas sensor dimension

Application Circuit Diagram

O2 gas sensor application circuit diagram

  • Short-circuit the positive and negative terminals (Vsensor+ and Vsensor-) of the oxygen gas 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 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

O2 gas sensor pin definition
Pin Definition
1 Positive Pin
2 Negative Pin
3 Negative Pin
Specs
Working Principle Shared-voltage electrochemical
Output Voltage 9–13 mV (in air)
Measurement Range 0–100%
Response Time T₉₀<15 s
Linearity Full-range linearity
Temperature Compensation <2% O₂ equivalent (0–40°C)
Load Resistance ≥10 kΩ
Interface Molex 3-pin connector (2.54 mm)
Operating Temperature Range 0–50°C
Operating Pressure Range 0.5–2.0bar
Operating Humidity Range 0–99%RH (non-condensing)
Long-Term Drift in 100% O₂ Environment <10% (voltage decay/year)
Service Life 3.6×10⁵ %O₂ hours (20°C)
2.86×10⁵ %O₂ hours (40°C)
Housing Material Red ABS
Weight Approx. 40g
Application
O2 gas sensor of automotive emissions testing

Automotive Emissions Testing

O2 gas sensor of waste gas emission testing

Waste Gas Emission Testing

O2 gas sensor of oxygen index testing

Oxygen Index Testing

FAQ

Oxygen is one of the essential elements for life, but higher concentrations aren't necessarily better. Normal human oxygen intake typically ranges between 20% and 30%. Exceeding this range can easily lead to oxygen poisoning.

Oxygen sensors are crucial tools for measuring oxygen concentration. Common types include electrochemical oxygen sensors, fluorescent oxygen sensors, and zirconia oxygen sensors. Each possesses distinct characteristics suited for different applications.

During storage, installation, and operation, oxygen sensors must be shielded from exposure to high concentrations of organic solvent vapors. When using oxygen sensors with printed circuit boards (PCBs), clean the PCB with a degreaser before sensor installation to prevent volatilized flux residues like rosin from condensing and clogging the oxygen sensor's permeable membrane. Never apply organic solvents to the sensor housing, as they may cause plastic cracking.

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