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The sensor used to illustrate the amperometric measuring principle is Endress+Hauser’s Oxymax COS51D.The sensor illustrating the optical measuring principle is the Memosens COS81D
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simple, brief but enough information. this video is very useful with me! thank u!
superb explanation!thanks!
Such great inventions
Great work thx a lot
Excuse me sir.... what is the convension formula for output of DO sensor(current or voltage) to mg/L...?
THANKS
Thank you. What is the software used to make such animations?
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what is the name of the sensor/actuator used in the system?
The sensor used to illustrate the amperometric measuring principle is Endress+Hauser’s Oxymax COS51D.The sensor illustrating the optical measuring principle is the Memosens COS81D
How to calculate Dissolved oxygen in mg/L using Galvanic DO probe sensor (mV output)?
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It will be more useful if the video includes the subtitles
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@@endresshauser he means with subtitles for the deaf/hard of hearing for example.