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New Wireless Sensors for Humidity, Temperature and CO2
 
Wireless Sensors for Humidity, Temperature and CO2EE240 wireless sensors from E+E Elektronik are the ideal solution for high quality, wireless measurement of humidity, temperature or CO2. With the introduction of state-of-the-art wireless data transmission, E+E Elektronik, the sensor specialist, is expanding its expertise into wireless sensor systems. Up to three intelligent probes can be connected to each transmitter. Each probe operates independently and can be hot swapped. Remote probes allow the sensing head to be placed at a distance of up to 10m away from the transmitter. These features make the E+E wireless sensors especially suited for industrial applications that require sensors to be routinely recalibrated without affecting network operation. The measured values can be read directly off the display on the transmitter or read remotely using your web browser from any PC in the company network. The base station features a digital Ethernet interface for effective connection to the network and data analysis. The integrated web server allows you to easily and individually configure the wireless sensor network from any PC without ...





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Energy-efficient ventilation with the Climate Guard: optimum indoor climate with minimum energy expenditure
 
Climate GuardThe Climate Guard from J. Dittrich Elektronic is a network-compatible multi-sensor system that facilitates demand-controlled, energy-efficient ventilation for special-purpose buildings. It measures the important parameters of indoor air: the carbon dioxide concentration by means of a dual beam infrared photometer (NDIR); the temperature by means of a bandgap sensor; and the relative humidity by means of a capacitive polymer. Both the power supply and digital transmission of measured values are effected via an Ethernet connection (PoE). Since the Climate Guard has its own web server, it can be integrated directly into a local network or the Internet and data called up using a web browser. This is ideal for automated buildings. All three measured variables increase ...





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Novel CO2 Sensors for Closed Circuit Rebreathers
 
Synkera Technologies, Inc. is currently developing solid-state, conductiometric sensors for monitoring carbon dioxide (CO2) under a SBIR Phase I grant from NOAA. The focus of the funded work is the development of small, low-power sensors to be included in the breathing loop of closed circuit rebreathers that can monitor for a breakthrough of the CO2 scrubbing system. The inclusion of a CO2 sensor in closed circuit rebreathers will make the dive equipment safer and allow for more widespread use. The initial SBIR effort is the development of sensors and electronics and will be followed-up by the integration of the sensors into rebreathers for testing of prototype units. Due to significant cost advantages, it is anticipated that the devices will expand CO2 sensing for applications served by currently available technology, primarily infrared (IR) sensors, and open up new sensing opportunities. A particular area that these novel sensors are expected to impact is demand control ventilation (DCV). These new solid-state sensors are expected to demonstrate performance comparable to IR sensors currently used in cost sensitive applications. Fabrication of the sensors in a unique surface mount geometry is ideal for integration with electronic components, allowing for very small sensing modules. The CO2 sensors will have the following unique characteristics ...





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The World’s Most Energy-Efficient CO2 Sensor Module
 
CO2 sensor module from E+E Elektronik GmbHWith its unparalleled low power consumption the new EE892 from E+E is a highly impressive CO2 sensor module. Features such as an adjustable measuring interval enable optimum adaptation to specific applications while maintaining an average current consumption of less than 60μA. This makes the EE892 CO2 sensor module the ideal battery-operated, energy-saving device. The CO2 sensor module was specially developed for OEM applications and high-volume production. The digital interface and extremely compact design facilitate clear-cut integration in mobile and energy-sensitive applications such as data loggers or demand controlled ventilation. The CO2 load cell is based on infrared technology (NDIR) and, thanks to the patented E+E autocalibration process, it is completely maintenance-free. Ageing effects are compensated automatically to guarantee outstanding ...





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MikroKera™: New Low Power Micromachined H2 sensors and VOC Sensors Available
 
Synkera MikroKera™ H2 SensorSynkera Technologies, Inc.: In response to increased demand for gas sensors of all types and requests for low power versions of Synkera sensors, Synkera has introduced the first two products in our new MikroKera™ line. Designed for low power, reliability and excellent performance, the new MikroKera™ H2 sensors and VOC sensors meet the needs of customers in industrial health and safety, air quality monitoring and process control applications. Both the new MikroKera™ and our current ProKera™ sensors accommodate the complex requirements of instrument and systems manufacturers. The MikroKera™ family of sensors utilizes Synkera’s unique micromachined, nanostructured ceramic microsensor platform made from anodic aluminum oxide (AAO). This patented microsensor platform offers an unprecedented combination of performance, reliability and scalability that will ultimately facilitate development of a complete family of sensors for existing and emerging industrial and commercial applications. The first two sensors use the same sensing materials that have been successfully deployed in our longstanding ProKera™ VOC and hydrogen (H2) sensors ...





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mySENS® – Micronas Announces Major Breakthrough In Gas Sensing Technology Based On Standard CMOS
 
mySENS solid-state gas sensorsMicronas, a leading supplier of innovative application-specific IC and sensor system solutions for automotive electronics, announces a major breakthrough in gas sensing technology. Based on Micronas’ mySENS platform, this innovative technology rests upon standard CMOS technology which has been utilized and proven in Micronas’ current products for automotive and industrial applications for many years. “Leveraging its extensive experience in Hall-effect sensors, Micronas is in an ideal position to use existing know-how for developing new sensor technologies for a broad range of markets and applications,” says Peter Zimmermann, Director Marketing at Micronas. “With the mySENS technology we are expanding our sensor expertise towards the field of gas sensing to target industrial as well as automotive applications.” Similar to its success story within the Hall-effect sensor market, where Micronas pioneered the CMOS Hall-effect sensor, mySENS technology enables the combination of sensing elements with standard electronic devices such as amplifiers, logic circuits, and memories. Such integration capability will significantly contribute to the miniaturization of existing gas sensing applications and – as a result of its small size – enable completely new ...





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Exact measurement of residual oxygen content in furnace exhaust gas
 
MF010-O-LC dynamic oxygen measuring systemThe MF010-O-LC dynamic oxygen measuring system from J. Dittrich Elektronic is the fail-safe way to determine the residual oxygen content in furnace exhaust gas. With the help of a coupled controller the excess air specified for reasons of safety can be minimised and combustion in the furnace optimised, thereby increasing efficiency. In this way it is possible to compensate for fluctuations in the quality of fuels for modern wood firing. Contrary to a lambda probe which measures the relative oxygen content, the extremely robust oxygen measuring system determines the absolute content, i.e. the oxygen partial pressure in the exhaust gas. For this reason, fluctuations in air pressure, humidity and temperature have no influence on the accuracy of the measurement. The system is calibrated electrically, without reference gas and without additional personnel, in atmospheric air at the end of the furnace’s ventilation phase, thereby reducing maintenance work. This is made possible by a dynamic zirconium dioxide sensor ...





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