Sensor for detecting gas and method for detecting gas
A sensor and detector technology, applied in the direction of sensors, instruments, applications, etc., can solve problems affecting single-mode propagation, affecting system performance, and difficult to maintain sensor reliability
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[0241] figure 1 A schematic cross-sectional view of a sensor 1 for detecting gases is shown. The sensor 1 comprises a contact surface 2 which can be directed towards the measurement site. In this case, the measurement site is an area on the patient's skin, and the gas to be detected is CO diffused through the patient's skin (i.e., percutaneously) 2 . The sensor also comprises a radiation source 3 located in the compartment 13, which emits radiation at least in the wavelength range that is absorbable by the gas to be measured. The emitted radiation of the appropriate wavelength propagates along multiple paths 6 from the source 3 through a channel 8 comprising at least one sealing element 14 to the measurement volume 4, and from there through another channel 8 (also comprising the sealing element 14) and through wavelength filtering The detector 21 propagates to the first detector 5 , which is located in the compartment 13 . Depending on the concentration of the gas in the m...
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