Sulphur dioxide - Import export

The MTS2SENS200 sulfur dioxide is tuned by its filter window for the analysis of sulfur dioxide (SO2) with a CWL of 7300 ± 50 nm and a HBW of 180 ± 20 nm. The signal strength of the detector is comparable to that of a pyro detector - high detectivity of up to 6.27*10^8 cm√Hz/W and high sensitivity of up to 171 V/W with krypton as filling gas. The dual-channel IR thermopile for NDIR gas analysis has 2 chips in the core, each with 200 BiSb/Sb thermopairs. The interference absorber, an integrated thermistor for reference temperature determination and the reference channel (CWL: 5060 ± 25, HBW: 100 ± 15 nm) are further important product features for long-term use in demanding applications. The MTS2SENS200 sulfur dioxide provides reliable measurement values in environments between -20 and 85 °C, e.g. for biotechnology or quality assurance. Our sales team will be happy to discuss further scale prices and possible individual customizations with you.

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 premium pyroelectric quad detector is tailored for measurement applications for the analysis of nitrogen oxides (NOX) in environments from -20 to 85 °C. The filters determine the infrared detection of the following gases: water vapor (H2O) (CWL: 6580 ± 40, HBW: ± 35 nm), nitric oxide (NO) (CWL: 5300 ± 30, HBW: ± 20 nm), sulfur dioxide (SO2) (CWL: 7300 ± 50, HBW: 180 ± 20 nm) and an embedded reference channel (CWL: 5060 ± 25, HBW: 100 ± 15 nm). The four-channel IR pyrodetector achieves a high detectivity of up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W and sensitivity of up to 200000 V/W. The MPS4SENS NOX provides reliable measurement values in ambient temperatures between -20 and 85 °C, e.g. for industrial gas measurement or process analysis in various industry and manufacturing areas, such as chemical, textile, environmental technology, recycling or exhaust gas technology. Micro-Hybrid is the only manufacturer of pyroelectric 4-channel detectors with a high performance membrane in a TO39 package.

The high detectivity up to 4.0*10^8 cm√Hz/W as well as the high sensitivity up to 200000 V/W characterize the MPS2SENS flourane. The optical characteristics of the infrared filter windows perfectly suit the analysis of flouranes (CWL of 8620 ± 45 nm, HBW of 540 ± 45 nm, reference channel with CWL: 5060 ± 25, HBW: 100 ± 15 nm). The MPS2SENS sulfur dioxide provides reliable readings in environments between -20 and 85 °C for NDIR gas measurement in medical applications, e.g. anesthetic gas monitoring. The pyroelectric detector has 2 chips with a thin film CPM membrane in the core. (CPM: Ceramic Pyroelectrical Material). Other key product features 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.