Carbon dioxide (CO2) measurement is achieved using non-dispersive infrared absorption technology (NDIR), with an accuracy of ±(50ppm+5% reading) within a measurement range of 0-10000ppm. The response time is fast, with T90<15s, and there is no cross-interference from other gases. The ultra-low-power mode can reach μA level, and its lifespan can reach up to 15 years.
The measurement of carbon monoxide (CO) uses the MEMS production line developed independently, which produces metal oxide semiconductor (MOX) sensors. The electronic nose technology is used to select MOX sensors for good CO gas selectivity, low sensitivity to temperature and humidity, and stable detection signals. It can also extend to detect other gases according to the manufacturer’s thermal runaway research results. The lifespan of the semiconductor CO sensor is over 15 years, and it has good resistance to corrosion by organosilicon gases.
The MEMS MOX sensor measures CO, with small sensitivity to temperature and humidity and stable detection signals. It can expand to detect multiple gases, and its lifespan is more than 15 years, with good corrosion resistance of organosilicon gases.
The module adopts mature circuit design for automotive regulations and can adapt to harsh onboard environments. CAN real-time communication is supported, and the protection level can reach IP65.