OCISense
Methane NDIR sensor
Miniaturized infrared spectroscopy sensors dedicated to methane gas measurement.
What is it?
OCISense is an infrared spectrometer that measures Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) in the air. It is specific to analyse a molecule of interest, such as methane (CH4).
The measuring chamber of the sensor is crossed by infrared radiation. When the air is introduced into this chamber, the molecules of interest absorb a part of the radiation, which reduces the intensity of the optical signal. The concentration of the gas can therefore be deduced according to the Beer-Lambert’s physical law.
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Technical specifications
- Detected gas: CH4
- Measuring range: 0-100%
- Communication interface: RS232
- Operating temperature: 0°C to +55°C
Sensor architecture
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platforms
OCISense Breath
This sensor is an infrared spectrometer that measures VOCs in exhaled air.
OCISense
This sensor is an infrared spectrometer that measures gases in ambiant and process air.