【FIGARO】How do MOS type gas sensors detect gas?

[@imadebouftini316]

what a great explanation. Keep it up !!

[@nupursinha6307]

Nice work is done. It is says that "a picture says thousands word" here the 2 min video explained a lot.

[@5starcathy]

what a great way to explain ....very simple and very effective...tfs

[@niravgaglani5495]

excellent explanation, this video Helped a lot !!

[@BoddulaRajkumar]

very nice and simple explanation

[@RobinHood-de1hk]

Great explanation!

[@antoniushelmussihombing4900]

good explanation. thank you Sir

[@dr.umeshbarache9374]

Excellent...

[@jashan9845]

super helpful!

[@TwistedKrizZ33]

Thank you

[@mochmadputrakusumah4770]

How about different type of MOS gas sensor (p type/n type) react to reducing gas? Is it different?

[@deondisilva4244]

awesome

[@diegopersello3430]

muy bueno!!!

[@sanamir6343]

Nice

[@aboltabol4553]

Where should I download this animated diagram from?? Please send me the link.

[@patrezze9370]

Do you have some examples of reduction gases?

[@muhammedmunaim4402]

Methane and propane

[@fringenight]

Can someone tell me if MOX and MOS are the same thing?

[@arpitsingh6780]

How can oxygen in clean air attract free electrons?

[@pluronic123]

The sensor filament gets oxidized and the conductivity decreases. Kepp in mind that the filament is heated at hight temperatures so reactivitiy is high. In ruducing atmosphere the filament material (sonetimes tin) is reduced to metallic form and conductivity increases.

[@arpitsingh6780]

@@pluronic123 thanks 😊

[@lontongtepungroti2777]

@@pluronic123 big brain

[@arya_amg]

wow a sensor uses sensing materials who knew!!!

[@megacrocosaurus]

This is really nice but i think the music gave me ear cancer