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Pharmaceutical & medical


High-speed sensors improve CO2 response time for incubators


New high-speed sensors from Gas Sensing Solutions have been designed to address applications where high measurement rate, responsiveness and long-


term accuracy are paramount, such as in CO2 incubators and other life science applications


Incubators can be found in laboratories across the world and are an essential piece of equipment. Both medical and biological labs use incubators to provide the correct controlled environment for successfully growing cultures.


C


O2 incubators are designed to mimic a cell’s natural environment


and ensure conditions are constant.


Although there are different types of incubator, most are designed to control


CO2, relative humidity, temperature and pH at constant levels. New high-speed


CO2 sensors are now available that allow designers to respond and manage gas levels with unprecedented fidelity.


WHAT IS AN INCUBATOR? Micro-organism incubators are essentially ovens that are temperature-controlled, to work within a strict biological range and are mainly used for cultivating and storing microbial culture. These incubators can be found in laboratories across the world and are an essential piece of equipment. Both medical and biological labs use incubators to provide the correct controlled environment for successfully growing cultures.


WHY CO2 NEEDS TO BE MEASURED?


Cultures grown within incubators require very specific environmental conditions. Typically, incubators allow the user to monitor and adjust different factors such as temperature, relative humidity and carbon dioxide levels to control pH of growth medium to ensure optimal growing or storage conditions are maintained. Cell growth is managed by controlling the


16 June 2020 Instrumentation Monthly


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