NDIR Gas Sensor
EXPERTISE
Accurate & high performances NDIR gas sensors
- Thermally stabilized tank to sample in wet gases
- Fast and consistent measurements at any concentration levels
- Offer high selectivity and few interferences
- Direct flow management
- Durability: long-term precision and reliability
- Low power consumption
- Portable design for integration into mobile systems
Our types of gas sensors
Discover all our non-dispersive infrared gas sensors
Applications areas
SAFETY
The measurement of certain gases is necessary for the safety of people.
INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
Certain gases must be monitored during the ripening, harvesting, storage and transport of fruits and vegetables to avoid any quality deterioration.
HEALTH
Our sensors allow to monitor certain parameters of individuals.
EXPERTISE
Our expertise:
the non-dispersive infrared
spectroscopy
A non-dispersive infrared sensor consists of a detector that measures the amount of infrared light at a specific wavelength that is absorbed by a sample.
An infrared light passes through the chamber to the detector. The gas of interest causes an absorption of energy at a specific wavelength. This attenuation is measured by the detector to determine the concentration of the gas. The detector is preceded by a bandpass optical filter that eliminates all other wavelengths that the selected gas molecules may absorb.
About Olythe
Founded in 2013, Olythe is an innovative company specialized in volatile organic compounds analysis. We developed OCIEngine, a miniaturized and patented infrared spectroscopy technology offering accuracy and reliability. We are located in Aix-en-Provence, in the south of France. Our sensors are made in France.
SKILLS
R&D, Infrared optics
Thermodynamics / Aeraulics
Electronics / Software
Mechanical engineering
Instrumentation
Production / Manufacturing
Prototypes & series
I.P
4 PCT patents published
Trademarks
Designs
Unique know-how in the
miniaturization of NDIR
spectroscopy technology
CERTIFICATIONS
Compliant NF EN 16280
Compliant NF EN 15964
(accuracy and repeatability chapters)
CE, FCC, DOT
GDPR