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Satellix Hydride Long-Time Sensors with Ionic Liquids


GAS SENSOR


GEL ELECTROLYTE Satellite XT Part Number Arsine (AsH3) 0.03-1.00 ppm Diborane (B2H6) 0.05-1.00 ppm Germane (GeH4) 0.1-5.0 ppm Hydrogen Selenide (SeH2) 0.05 - 5.00 ppm Phosphine (PH3) 0.05 - 1.00 ppm Silane (SiH4) 1.0 - 50.0 ppm 9602-6001 9602-6200 9602-6900 9602-5600 9602-6101 9602-6300


LT ELECTROLYTE Satellite XT Part Number 9602-6004 9602-6202 9602-6202 9602-5601 9602-6102 9602-6301


Sensorix is introducing its Long Time (LT) gas sensors with ionic liquids, the Satellix Hydride LT sensors. In this article, you will find key information about ionic liquids and the benefits of using them in gas sensors in contrast to an organic gel electrolyte.


Sensors with a gel electrolyte


Until now, Sensorix could only offer Satellix hydride sensors with an organic gel electrolyte. These sensors are perfectly suited to selectively detect low concentrations of hydrides with a fast T90. However, their electrolyte contains a high-boiling organic solvent that evaporates very slowly and irreversibly from the sensor.


In most environments, the gel sensors will reach 18 months of operating life as stated in the datasheet. However, evaporation accelerates with increasing temperatures and wind speed. There are environments where organic gel hydrides may not reach their full life expectance. This is often the case if the sensors are installed in ducts or exhausts which are widely used in the semiconductor industry.


“Especially for such applications, sensors with ionic liquids as electrolyte are the perfect solution, as the organic ionic liquid does not evaporate”, explained Andreas König, the General Manager of Sensorix GmbH.


Sensors with Ionic Liquids


An ionic liquid (IL) is an organic salt that is in its liquid state within a wide range of temperatures, at or below room temperature. Due to their very low vapour pressure and high thermostability, ionic liquids are suitable for use as electrolytes in gas sensors such as Satellix.


At Sensorix, you can currently find the following long-time stable Satellix hydride sensors:


The range of Sensorix Satellix hydride gas sensors with ionic liquids.


While having practically the same performance level as gel sensors in terms of baseline, detection limit, T90 and selectivity, the sensor’s lifetime, even under harsh environmental conditions, is considerably longer and will always reach the 18 months stated in the datasheet.


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