Abstract

This work describes the implementation and the modeling of an infrared gas sensor with pulse delta-sigma sensing architecture. Beyond the conventional technique of constant periodic heating of infrared light source, our proposed delta-sigma architecture with closed-loop feedback system is built with the hybrid combination of a CO2 infrared sensor with a specific wavelength filter, an infrared MEMS heater, a chopper amplifier, threshold comparator, ARM based MPU and discrete electronic devices. After a modeling of system, we built a model for the description of relationship between gas concentration and sensor by the duty of heating. The measurement results show a good linear behavior of signal and it proves to be a practical for all the NDIR measuring techniques and this work also gives a new approach not only to measure gas concentration fast but also obtain the high resolution.

Highlights

  • IntroductionTechnology changes for the better day by day, and month by month

  • Nowadays, technology changes for the better day by day, and month by month

  • The feedback loop is built based on the received intensity of infrared sensor during the heating cycle

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Summary

Introduction

Technology changes for the better day by day, and month by month. It makes our quality of life better and better. First type is using NDIR (non-dispersive infrared sensor) [1] method, and second is using chemical method. The NDIR method is a physical method, which have high sensitivity, long-term stability and do not pollute environment. In order to solve this problem, we combine delta-sigma architecture [3] [4] with NDIR-based system and using a feedback loop to surmount the problem of offset which is infrared radiation intensity. We modulate gain and reference voltage of comparator for changing sensitivity of the measuring instrument. (2016) A New Pulse Delta-Sigma CO2 NDIR Gas Detector.

Beer-Lambert’s Law Using in NDIR Technique
Proposed Delta-Sigma Architecture for NDIR Sensing
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