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The FIGARO TGS2442 is a miniature gas sensor optimized for the detection of Carbon Monoxide (CO). It utilizes a multilayer sensor structure with a tin dioxide (SnO2) sensing layer and a ruthenium oxide (RuO2) heater.
This sensor exhibits high sensitivity and selectivity to carbon monoxide, making it suitable for applications such as CO detectors, air quality controllers, and indoor parking lot ventilation systems. It operates with low power consumption and demonstrates low sensitivity to alcohol vapor and low humidity dependency.
The TGS2442 is designed for simple integration into electronic circuits. Its conductivity increases in the presence of CO, allowing a basic pulsed electrical circuit to convert this change into an output signal corresponding to gas concentration. The sensor is built on an alumina substrate with a glass layer for thermal insulation.
The TGS2442 sensor is designed for the detection of Carbon Monoxide (CO).
The typical detection range for Carbon Monoxide is 30 to 1000 ppm.
The typical heater voltage required for the TGS2442 sensor is 5V.
The typical heater current consumption for the TGS2442 is 180mA.
The typical heater power consumption for the TGS2442 is 900mW.
The typical sensor resistance of the TGS2442 under standard conditions is 10kΩ.