Dissolved oxygen measurement

[@nguyenbach1994]

simple, brief but enough information. this video is very useful with me! thank u!

[@luxemshah8801]

superb explanation!thanks!

[@daydreaminginventor-k8957]

Such great inventions

[@gzegeye2224]

Thank you. What is the software used to make such animations?

[@endresshauser]

For further information regarding the production of this animation, please contact our external movie producer Dipl. Des. B. Terstegge ([e-mail])

[@abdelfattahsaad5853]

It will be more useful if the video includes the subtitles

[@endresshauser]

We offer a lot of our videos in different languages. Please check our playlist if the video you are interested in is available in the language you are looking for: kzbin.infoplaylists

[@JohnProffer]

@@endresshauser he means with subtitles for the deaf/hard of hearing for example.

[@djchemtalk2946]

Great work thx a lot

[@mandapallisivakumar197]

Excuse me sir.... what is the convension formula for output of DO sensor(current or voltage) to mg/L...?

[@asifbinkarim9738]

what is the name of the sensor/actuator used in the system?

[@endresshauser]

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

[@carlosmunnier]

THANKS

[@mandapallisivakumar197]

How to calculate Dissolved oxygen in mg/L using Galvanic DO probe sensor (mV output)?

[@seanbeeker4980]

Hi Mandapalli. Thanks for reaching out. I would recommend speaking with one of our analytical product experts to discuss these questions. We likely have one close to you. You can find your nearest Endress+Hauser representative by going to www.endress.com/contact.