Gas Sensor S1003A

VT

Type S1003A

Description: VT S1003A gas sensor is a gas sensor that detects the concentration of methane and other combustible gases, and has good anti-interference performance for ethanol and other gases.

When the sensor works stably in a clean air environment,
set the sensitive resistance of the sensor as the sensor reference resistance (R0).

Once the measured gas exists in the air, the conductivity of the semiconductor material will change, and the sensor the sensitive resistance (Rs) of the tester also changes accordingly.

The concentration of the measured gas is mapped and calculated according to the ratio of the sensor sensitive resistance (Rs) and the sensor reference resistance (R0).

Features: 1.Good stability
2.High sensitivity
3.Good ivity
4.Simple driving circuit

Introduction

◆Product application

-Combustible gas leakage alarm
-Portable combustible gas detector
 

◆Product specification

Package   metal package
Detection principle   Metal oxide semiconductor
Detection object  

methane, propane, etc.

Examination range   100~10000 ppm
Heating voltage   5.0 ± 0.2 VDC
Loop voltage   5.0 ± 0.2 VDC
Preheat time   > 48 h
Standard Test Conditions Electrical Characteristics Under Heater current 90 mA

Heater power
consumption

450 mW
Heater resistance 50~100 Ω
Sensitive resistor  1 KΩ~500 KΩ(in air)

Sensitivity
(Rs change rate)

 0.10~0.30
Rs(1000ppm CH4)/R0(in air)

Response time (T90)  
Recovery time (T90)  
Standard Test Conditions Test environment 20±2 ℃,65%±5% RH
Heating voltage 5.0 VDC
Loop voltage 5.0 VDC
Load Resistance

20 KΩ
(Adjustable)

 

◆Temperature & Humidity Characteristics     

The figure below is the temperature and humidity characteristic curve under 
standard test conditions.

The ordinate is the sensor resistance ratio (Rs/R0) at different temperatures and humidity
and the abscissa is the temperature.

Rs represents the resistance value of the sensor in clean air at various temperatures
and humidity, R0 indicates the resistance value of the device in clean air at temperature/humidity of 20°C/65% R.H.  

  

 

 

◆Sensitivity characteristics    

The figure below is the sensitivity characteristic curve under standard test conditions.
The ordinate is the sensor resistance ratio under different gas concentrations (Rs/R0), 
the abscissa is the gas concentration. Rs represents the resistance value of the sensor
in different concentrations of gas, R0 represents the resistance value of the sensor in air.

 

 

 Response recovery feature

The figure below is the response recovery characteristic curve under standard test conditions. 
The ordinate is the sensitive resistance Rs of the sensor, 
the abscissa is the test time, and the test gas is 10 ppm hydrogen.

 

 

 Electrical connections

The basic detection circuit of the sensor is mainly composed of heater voltage 
(Vh), loop measurement voltage (Vc) and load matching resistance (Rm). 

The heater voltage (Vh) is used to start and maintain the sensitivity of the 
nanomaterial, and the loop measurement voltage (Vc) combined with the load 
matching resistance (Rm) is used to determine the load matching voltage (Vm).

The sensor sensitive resistance (Rs) can be calculated from the measured value of 
the load matching voltage (Vm), namely :    

 

◆Dimensions

 

Precautions

1.The use and storage of the sensor must avoid long-term exposure to strong
acid, strong alkali, and strong corrosive gas environment, otherwise it will
affect the performance of the sensor and may cause irreversible deterioration or damage of the sensor. 

2.During the use and storage of the sensor, the ambient temperature and 
humidity should not exceed the applicable temperature and humidity of the 
sensor, otherwise it will affect the sensitive material layer in the sensor, 
change its properties, and cause damage to the sensor.

3.During the use of the sensor, the heating voltage and measuring voltage should
 be applied according to the regulations to achieve the best test performance. Avoid applying high voltage, otherwise it will cause irreversible damage to the internal structure of the sensor.

4.The sensor needs to detect within the specified target gas concentration range,
and should avoid long-term exposure to high-concentration target gas, other
-wise its sensing performance cannot be displayed normally, and the sensor may even be damaged. 

5.It is necessary to avoid ultra-high-intensity vibration and shock during the use 
or transportation of the sensor, such as ultrasonic vibration, etc. 
It will cause damage to the sensing core components.