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The MPS2SENS sulfur dioxide is matched by its filter windows to analyze sulfur dioxide (SO2) with a CWL of 7300 ± 50 nm and a HBW of 180 ± 20 nm (reference channel with CWL: 5060 ± 25 and HBW: 100 ± 15 nm). The detector stands out due to its high detectivity of up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W and a high sensitivity of up to 200000 V/W. The pyroelectric sensor features 2 chips with a thin film CPM membrane in the core. (CPM: Ceramic Pyroelectrical Material). Further important product properties for long-term use in demanding applications: wide spectral sensitivity 2 - 15 µm (optimized from 3 - 5 µm), high sensitivity with a modulation frequency of up to 100 Hz, low microphone effect due to the low membrane mass, very low temperature dependence, amplified signal in current mode. The MPS2SENS sulfur dioxide provides reliable readings in environments between -20 and 85 °C for NDIR gas measurement in aerospace, industry and environmental technology.

This 2 channel premium pyrodetector offers an optimal performance for the measurement of carbon compounds (CxHy) through the narrowband infrared filter with a CWL of 3400 ± 20 nm and a HBW of 140 ± 20 nm as well as an additional reference channel (CWL: 3910 ± 28, HBW: 70 ± 10 nm). The particularly high detectivity of up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W as well as the very high sensitivity of up to 200000 V/W guarantee precise and long-term stable measurement results. The pyroelectric detector allows demanding applications in gas measurement and gas analysis in various industries such as aerospace, medical or industrial process technology. Two detector chips with a ceramic pyroelectric thin film diaphragm form the core of this 2 channel pyroelectric detector. The low microphone effect due to the low membrane mass, the very low temperature dependence and an amplified signal in current modes enhance the measurement signals of the dual IR detector.

The pyro-detector measures methanol (CH4O/half structure formula: CH3OH) & ethanol (C2H5OH) at ambient temperatures between -20 and 85 °C. With its high detectivity of up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W and a sensitivity of up to 200000 V/W, the 2-channel detector represents the high end solution for demanding applications in medical or industrial production and process applications. The optical filter with a CWL of 9663 ± 80 nm and a HBW of 240 ± 40 nm combined with the reference channel are specially designed to analyze typical alcohol compounds. The exceptional signal values result from the combination of a broad spectral sensitivity of 2 - 15 µm (optimized from 3 - 5 µm), a high sensitivity with a modulation frequency of up to 100 Hz, a low microphone effect due to the low membrane mass, very low temperature dependence and an amplified signal in current mode. The reliable measurement results are furthermore secured by a high read-out rate up to 100 Hz as well as by the short response time.

The pyroelectric detector with 2 channels is precisely made for measuring halothane (C2HBrClF3). With a CWL of 7665 ± 77 nm and a HBW of 242 ± 40 nm, the narrow-band filter combined with a reference channel (CWL: 5060 ± 25, HBW: 100 ± 15 nm) ensures precise results. Its signal strength is exceptional in the range of pyroelectric detectors: High detectivity up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W and high sensitivity up to 200000 V/W. The MPS2SENS halothane provides reliable detections in environments between -20 and 85 °C, e.g. for anesthetic gas monitoring. The detector features two chips with a thin film membrane made of ceramic pyroelectric material. The high read-out rate up to 100 Hz as well as the short response time ensure precise and fast measurement results for NDIR gas analysis. The low microphone effect, the low temperature dependence as well as the amplified signal in current mode are further important product features for long-term use in demanding medical applications.

Two channel premium pyrodetector detector on TO39 header for measurement of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6). The detector suits applications of industrial gas measurement or monitoring of insulation gases in the field of production and process engineering at ambient temperatures between -20 and 85 °C. With a CWL of 10540 ± 100 nm and a HBW of 690 ± 100 nm, the narrowband optical filter provides ideal values for precise analysis of the target gas. In addition, there comes a reference channel with the CWL: 5060 ± 25 as well as the HBW: 100 ± 15 nm. With a very high detectivity of up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W and sensitivity of up to 200000 V/W, the signal quality remains unique in this technology range. The detector features a broad spectral sensitivity 2 - 15 µm (optimized from 3 - 5 µm), a high sensitivity with a modulation frequency of up to 100 Hz, a low microphone effect due to the small membrane mass, very low temperature dependence and an amplified signal in current mode.

With its very high detectivity of up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W and a sensitivity of up to 200000 V/W, the 4-channel detector is the high end solution for demanding test applications. The detector is designed for the following gases: Water Vapor (H2O) (CWL: 6580 ± 40, HBW: ± 35 nm), Carbon Dioxide (CO2) (CWL: 4265 ± 25, HBW: 120 ± 10 nm) and alcoholic compounds (CWL: 9663 ± 80, HBW: 240 ± 40 nm). The precise measurement results are backed up by the reference channel (CWL: 3910 ± 28, HBW: 70 ± 10 nm). The pyrodetector is suitable for test setups and teaching at ambient temperatures between -20 and 85 °C. The pyroelectric detector is characterized by the wide spectral sensitivity 2 - 15 µm (optimized from 3 - 5 µm), the high sensitivity with a modulation frequency up to 100 Hz. The low microphone effect due to the low membrane mass, the very low temperature dependence and amplified signal in current mode make the MPS4SENS TEST less sensitive to external interferences.