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PRODUCT FEATURES
Automotive CO2 Sensor
- Automotive-Grade CO2 Monitoring: Designed for intelligent vehicle cabins, the sensor uses NDIR non-dispersive infrared technology to provide reliable carbon dioxide data for your in-cabin air quality and fresh-air control systems.
- Wide CO2 Measurement Range: It measures CO2 from 0–50,000 ppm with 1 ppm resolution, supporting accurate monitoring from normal cabin conditions to elevated concentration levels.
- Fast Response and Stable Accuracy: A response time of T90 ≤ 60 seconds enables timely fresh-air adjustment, while automotive-grade operation from −40°C to 85°C supports reliable performance across changing vehicle climates.
- Long-Life, Low-Power Design: With a typical operating current of only 20 mA, a 15-year service life and a weight of ≤20 g, the compact sensor is suited to long-term integration in vehicle cabin air quality systems.
TECHNICAL DATA
Automotive CO2 Sensor Specifications
CO2 Detection
- Product Name
- Automotive CO2 Sensor
- Sensing Principle
- NDIR non-dispersive infrared
- Detection Target
- CO2
- Measurement Range
- 0–50,000 ppm
- Resolution
- 1 ppm
- Accuracy
- 0–50°C: ±(50 ppm + 5% of reading); −40°C and 50–85°C: ±(100 ppm + 10% of reading)
- Response Time
- T90 ≤ 60 s
Electrical Performance
- Operating Voltage
- 9–16 VDC, typical 13.5 V
- Operating Current
- 20 mA @ 13.5 VDC, 25°C
- Peak Current
- ≤300 mA
- Quiescent Current
- ≤0.1 mA
Operating Conditions & Lifetime
- Operating Temperature
- −40°C to 85°C
- Storage Temperature
- −40°C to 90°C
- Operating Humidity
- 0–95% RH, non-condensing
- Service Life
- 15 years
- Weight
- ≤20 g
Note: Specifications can be further confirmed according to vehicle project interface, calibration and installation requirements.
Document: MAXMAC-Automotive-CO2-EN Rev.1
TECHNICAL DATA
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