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MCSensors SO-XX-XXX Oxygen Sensor Manual
The sensor operates on the limit‑current principle: oxygen ions in a zirconia electrolyte carry current, and the resulting saturation current is proportional to the surrounding oxygen concentration. This design provides a wide measurement range, high accuracy, low temperature dependence, long life and requires only a single-point calibration.
The device is used for combustion control, exhaust monitoring, medical oxygen concentrators, incubators, food packaging, safety monitoring in sealed spaces, climate control and various industrial processes. Technical data include model‑specific measurement ranges (e.g., 0.01 %–96 % O₂), output currents up to 412 µA, accuracy within 1 % of range, sensor voltage 0.7‑1.6 V, heating voltage 3.6‑4.4 V, pre‑heat time about 2 minutes, and maximum operating temperatures up to 350 °C. This manual is written in Chinese.
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MCSensors SO-XX-XXX Oxygen Sensor Manual
User Manual 3 pages · 132 KB · ZHThe MCSensors SO-XX-XXX oxygen sensor manual explains its principle, applications, specifications and usage guidelines.
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in 南京麦克森电子有限公司 manuals
What measurement principle does the oxygen sensor use?
It uses the limit‑current principle, where the saturation current in a zirconia electrolyte is proportional to the ambient oxygen concentration.
How long does the sensor need to pre‑heat before use?
The pre‑heat time is about 2 minutes.