Introduction In the automotive industry, rapid technological advancements have significantly improved driving safety and comfort and introduced various smart features to address different driving conditions and needs. Oxygen sensors, as a crucial technological component, play a significant role in automotive oxygen detection systems, especially in scenarios such as combating driver…
Introduction The sensor is applicable in a wide range of fields, including education, transportation, sports, entertainment, the military, and more. There are various kinds of sensors on the market, each with a distinct function. These include wearable, non-wearable, invasive, and non-invasive sensors. These sensors can be attached to the wearer’s…
1. What is UV lithography? 2. Working Principle of UV lithography 3. 2 common UV sources: mercury lamps and excimer lasers 4. What UV detector is recommended? 1. What is UV lithography? UV lithography is a semiconductor manufacturing process used to create fine patterns and circuit structures on silicon wafers or…
Introduction An NDIR CO2 sensor (Non-Dispersive Infrared CO2 Sensor) is a device used to detect and measure the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air. It operates based on the principle that CO2 molecules absorb infrared (IR) light at a specific wavelength. This guide will share the NDIR CO2…
Introduction Acetone, a colorless, volatile liquid, is a common solvent found in various household and industrial products. Known for its distinctive smell, it is widely used in industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to cosmetics. In the medical field, acetone’s presence in the human body can indicate various metabolic conditions, making its…
Introduction An electrochemical gas sensor operates by interacting with the target gas and producing an electrical signal proportional to the gas concentration. These industrial sensors are known for their high sensitivity, excellent selectivity, and linear output at low concentrations. Moreover, they function effectively in challenging conditions, including low and high…
Argon arc welding, a revolutionary technique in modern metallurgy, leverages argon gas to protect and bond metals during welding. The MTCS2601 thermal conductivity sensor ensures accurate monitoring and control of argon concentration, optimizing the welding process and enhancing weld quality. Understanding Argon Arc Welding Argon arc welding uses argon, an…
Maintaining good indoor air quality is critical for health and productivity. Elevated carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in enclosed spaces can lead to discomfort, reduced focus, and long-term health risks. While pollutants like PM2.5 often take the spotlight, CO2 is an equally significant contributor to poor indoor air quality. Why Monitor…
Introduction to Vacuum Valves and Their Role Vacuum valves are indispensable components in vacuum systems, tasked with directing airflow, regulating mass flow, and connecting or isolating vacuum system pipelines. To ensure efficiency and reliability, these valves rely on precise control mechanisms, such as vacuum electromagnetic valves, which leverage AC or…
Proper storage of vegetables and fruits is critical for preserving their freshness, nutritional value, and marketability. However, their perishability and seasonal characteristics make storage and transportation challenging. Many fruits and vegetables have high water content and centralized harvest periods, leading to rapid spoilage if not stored properly. To combat these…
Introduction A Zirconia Oxygen Sensor, often referred to simply as an oxygen sensor or O2 sensor, is a device utilized in automotive and industrial applications to measure the proportion of oxygen in exhaust gases or other environments. It is vital for ensuring the correct air-fuel ratio in internal combustion engines, which…
What is the problem that needs to be solved? Building Management Systems (BMS), Demand-Controlled Ventilation (DCV) systems and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) equipment often require installation of wirelessly-connected, battery-powered CO2 sensor devices in environments where mains power is not easily accessible or where its provision is not economically viable; such…
