WB O2 Circuit Impedance
bcroe at juno.com
bcroe at juno.com
Tue Oct 16 22:42:32 GMT 2001
The list design has a 1000 ohm resistor in the Vout lead,
mostly to protect the internal circuit from outside stuff. Thats
way lower than a NB OX sensor direct. R15 could be
lowered to perhaps 100 ohms or even zero if your
logger needed that.
Bruce Roe
On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 17:56:51 -0400 Brian Renegar
<thomas.renegar at nist.gov> writes:
> >BTW--I like the Dataq module solution. It's 4 channel A/D
> >should cover reading of the WB plus 3 other data points.
>
> It is NOT a high impedance device though. I have verified
> this with the company. Anyone know what kind of impedance
> is required for the wideband O2 output? When data logging
> my stock NB O2 sensors without an op-amp isolation circuit,
> they go haywire.
>
> Brian
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