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    The document describes the HS-134 carbon monoxide sensor element. It has the following key points: 1. The sensor element has a SnO2 sensitive layer and active carbon filtering layer to detect carbon monoxide concentration while reducing interference from other gases. 2. It has a standard measuring circuit that uses separate heating and signal output circuits to control the sensor temperature and accurately respond to surface resistance changes. 3. Under standard test conditions, the sensor element has a concentration slope rate of less than 0.5 and detection range of 20-1000 ppm carbon monoxide.

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    The document describes the HS-134 carbon monoxide sensor element. It has the following key points: 1. The sensor element has a SnO2 sensitive layer and active carbon filtering layer to detect carbon monoxide concentration while reducing interference from other gases. 2. It has a standard measuring circuit that uses separate heating and signal output circuits to control the sensor temperature and accurately respond to surface resistance changes. 3. Under standard test conditions, the sensor element has a concentration slope rate of less than 0.5 and detection range of 20-1000 ppm carbon monoxide.

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    The document describes the HS-134 carbon monoxide sensor element. It has the following key points: 1. The sensor element has a SnO2 sensitive layer and active carbon filtering layer to detect carbon monoxide concentration while reducing interference from other gases. 2. It has a standard measuring circuit that uses separate heating and signal output circuits to control the sensor temperature and accurately respond to surface resistance changes. 3. Under standard test conditions, the sensor element has a concentration slope rate of less than 0.5 and detection range of 20-1000 ppm carbon monoxide.

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    The document describes the HS-134 carbon monoxide sensor element. It has the following key points: 1. The sensor element has a SnO2 sensitive layer and active carbon filtering layer to detect carbon monoxide concentration while reducing interference from other gases. 2. It has a standard measuring circuit that uses separate heating and signal output circuits to control the sensor temperature and accurately respond to surface resistance changes. 3. Under standard test conditions, the sensor element has a concentration slope rate of less than 0.5 and detection range of 20-1000 ppm carbon monoxide.

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    ELECTRONINVEST

    1000 Sofia, 162 Knyaz Boris Str., tel/fax +3592 9815928, +3592 9835314, Bulgaria
    web: http://www.electroninvest.com e-mail: [email protected]

    HS-134 Carbon Monoxide sensor element


    1. Characteristics
    1. 1. High sensitive and good selectivity to low carbon monoxide concentration.
    1. 2 .Long life and reliable stability.

    2. Structure, configuration, symbol of components.


    2. 1. Structure and configuration of HS-134 is shown as Fig. 1, sensitive components composed
    by micro AL2O3 ceramic tube, Tin Dioxide (SnO2) sensitive layer, active carbon filtering
    layer include and made by plastic and stainless steel net.
    2.2. Active carbon Particle reduces interference from gases of NOx , Alkane, etc.
    2.3 The enveloped HS-134 gas sensitive components have 6 pin, 4 of them are

    Ф1mm
    Fig.1

    Fig,1

    HS134
    17.5mm

    used to take signals(A, B) , and other 2 (H) are used for providing heating current.

    3. Working Principle
    Heating voltage 4v (High) 60s
    A. Standard circuit
    As shown in Fig 2, standard measuring circuit of
    VRL
    VH

    HS-134 include 2 parts. one is heating circuit. Have


    time control function (the high voltage and the low
    voltage work circularly.) The second is the signal
    RL
    output circuit, it can accurately respond changes of
    Vc
    surface resistance of the sensor. Fig.2

    Heating voltage 1.4v (Low) 90s

    b. The surface resistance of the sensor Rs is obtained through effected voltage signal output of
    the load resistance RL which series-wound. The relationship between them as below:

    Rs\RL = (Vc-VRL) / VRL


    Fig. 3 is relative curve between 5

    output signal VRL(measured by 4

    using Fig.2 circuit and CO gas 3


    co
    concentration.
    2 H2

    1
    Alcohol
    0
    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
    ppm

    Fig.3

    4. Figure

    1 Min. In 100ppm CO
    1 . 5 Min.

    In air in air
    Fig. 4

    Base on Fig. 2 circuit, Fig. 4 is the signal output curve when the sensor is moved form clean air to carbon
    monoxide (CO) gas environment. Those data was measured after heating period 2.5 minute from high
    voltage to low voltage.

    Environment temperature will effect to sensitivity which relative curve show as Fig.5

    N-T
    N
    1.50
    1.30
    1.10
    0.90
    0.70
    0.50
    0.30
    0.10

    -20
    -0.10
    -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60
    T

    Fig.5
    Sensitive layer of HS-134 was made of SnO2 material. So, it has excellent long term
    stability.
    Its service life can reach 5 years under follow standard operating condition.

    5.Detail description

    A. Standard work condition

    Symbol Description technical condition Remark


    Vc circuit voltage 5V±0.1 Ac or Dc
    VH (H) Heating voltage 4V±0.1 Ac or Dc
    (high)
    VH (L) Heating voltage (low) 1.4V±0.1 Ac or Dc
    RL Load resistance can be adjustable Ps <25mw
    RH Heating resistance 33Ω±5% A t 2 0 ℃
    temperature
    TH (H) Heating time (high) 60±1 seconds
    TH (L) Heating time (low) 90±1 seconds
    Ps Heating consumption less than 25mw

    b. Environment conditions

    Symbol Description Technical conditions Remark


    Tao Operating -20℃-50℃
    temperature
    Tas Storage temperature -20℃-50℃ Advice using
    scope
    RH Relative humidity Less than 95%RH
    O2 Oxygen 21%(stand condition) Minimum value
    concentration Oxygen concentration is over 2%
    can affect the
    sensitivity
    characteristic

    c. Sentitivity characteristic

    Symbol Parameters Technical remark


    parameters
    Rs Surface In 100ppm carbon
    resistance 2-20k Monooxide
    Of sensitive
    body
    а(300/100ppm) Concentration Less than 0.5 Rs
    slope rate (300ppm)/Rs(100pp
    m)
    Standard Temperature:20℃±2℃ Relative humidity:65%±5%
    operating RL: 10KΩ±5%
    Condition Vc:5V±0.1V VH:4V±0.1V VL:1.4V±0.1V
    Preheat time No less than Detecting range:20ppm-1000ppm carbon
    48 hours monoxide
    d. Mechanical characteristic

    Items Conditions Property


    Frequency 100cpm
    Vibration Vertical vibration amplitude 4mm Should be conformed to
    Time 1 hour normal sensitivity
    Punch Acceleration 100G
    Punch times 5

    e. The relative sensitivity of HS-134 in different gases

    Name of gas With active carbon filter Without active carbon filter
    Rs(100ppm)/Rs(100ppmCO) Rs(100ppm)/Rs(100ppmCO)
    Methane Can not measure Can not measure
    Propane Can not measure 6.58
    Isobutane Can not measure Can not measure
    Hydrogen 6.25 6.0
    Alcohol Can not measure 2.56
    Isopropanol Can not measure 3.48
    Methyl benzene Can not measure 20.98
    Ethyl acetate Can not measure 3.28
    Benzene Can not measure 31.20
    Heptane Can not measure 3.60
    Carbon dioxide Can not measure Can not measure
    Hydrogen Can not measure 0.02
    Sulphurate

    6. Sensitivity adjustment

    In different concentrations of carbon monoxide, The resistance value of HS-134 is


    different.
    So, It is necessary to adjust the sensitivity which adjusting step as below:

    a. Connect the sensor to the application circuit.

    b. Turn on the power, preheating over 48 hours (if long time storage).

    c. Adjust the load resistance RL until you get a signal value which is

    respond to a certain carbon monoxide concentration.

    7. Measurement circuit having temperature and humidity compensation

    Different of temperature and humidity will affect to HS-134 sensitivity.


    So, when accurately measuring circuit need compensation function of
    temperature and humidity. Include the compensation functions, please check follow
    reference circuit.

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