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ADR291ERZ-REEL7 | Analog Devices | LOW NOISE MICROPWR PRECISION V | |
ADR291WFRZ-R7 | Analog Devices | 2.5V Out,15ppm/degC Max TC,Vlt | |
ADR291ERZ | Analog Devices | LOW NOISE MICROPWR PRECISION V |
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CN0234 - Single Supply, Micropower Toxic Gas Detector Using an Electrochemical Sensor
Figure 2 shows a simplified schematic of an electrochemical sensor measurement circuit. Electrochemical sensors work by allowing gas to diffuse into the sensor through a membrane and interacting with the working electrode (WE). The sensor reference electrode (RE) provides feedback to maintain a constant potential with the WE terminal by varying the voltage at the counter electrode (CE). The direction of the current at the WE terminal depends on whether the reaction occurring is oxidation or reduction. In the case of carbon monoxide, oxidation takes place; therefore, the current flows into the working electrode, which requires the counter electrode to be at a negative voltage (typically 300 mV to 400 mV) with respect to the working electrode. The op amp driving the CE terminal should have an output voltage range of approximately ±1 V with respect to VREF to provide sufficient headroom for operation with different types of sensors (Alphasense Application Note AAN-105-03, Designing a Potentiostatic Circuit, Alphasense, Ltd.).