The information of the video was solid.Very Helpful. An odservation would be to have a speaker reading the text ;otherwise it makes so much more sense to have this presentation in a file. Cheers!
We are using Honeywell and crowcon in our petrochemical site with a life span of 3 years. Both are using EC technology. So how a not well known company like Figaro claims the Sensors are able to last for 10 years¿
there is no reference electrode unless we watched different videos. there is a "working" and "counter" electrodes which are just cathode(-) and anode(+) which you would need in order to take a measurement. maybe you have a different sensor or datasheet that actually does have reference to which i would say its asking for a reference input voltage that an IC can compare another analog value.
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The information of the video was solid.Very Helpful. An odservation would be to have a speaker reading the text ;otherwise it makes so much more sense to have this presentation in a file. Cheers!
Explained everything in short!! Thanks 🙏
It really helped me for my project. Compact and informative.👍
We are using Honeywell and crowcon in our petrochemical site with a life span of 3 years. Both are using EC technology. So how a not well known company like Figaro claims the Sensors are able to last for 10 years¿
And where does the 'reference electrode' come into play?
there is no reference electrode unless we watched different videos. there is a "working" and "counter" electrodes which are just cathode(-) and anode(+) which you would need in order to take a measurement. maybe you have a different sensor or datasheet that actually does have reference to which i would say its asking for a reference input voltage that an IC can compare another analog value.
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