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Qualité SiH₄ Sensor Usine
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SiH₄ Sensor

SiH₄ Sensor
Lieu d'origine:Shanghai Chine
Nom de marque:Senobyte
Numéro de modèle:SSE-1511-400
Senobyte 4SiH4-10-en.pdf ↓ Senobyte 4SiH4-50-en.pdf ↓
Description de produit
Detailed Specifications & Features
This product is designed to measure silane (SiH₄) concentration. Silane and oxygen undergo respective redox reactions at the working electrode and counter electrode, releasing electric charges to generate an electric current. The magnitude of the resulting current is proportional to the concentration of silane. Reasons for Choosing Senobyte Electrochemical Gas Sensors 1.Domestically Independent Supply Chain, Solidifying Security Foundations and Enabling Efficient Delivery
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