Digital Conductivity Sensor

Digital conductivity sensors have two electrodes and four electrodes. Compared with analog conductivity sensors, digital conductivity sensors have higher accuracy and stability through digital measurement and signal processing technology. They provide accurate measurements and reduce errors due to sensor drift or interference. Digital conductivity sensors usually have a digital output interface, such as a serial communication interface (such as RS485, MODBUS, etc.) or a digital bus (such as I2C, SPI, etc.). This allows for easy connection and communication of the sensor with other devices or data acquisition systems. Daruifuno's digital conductivity sensors have built-in temperature compensation and are capable of temperature compensation. Since conductivity is closely related to temperature, the built-in temperature compensation function can provide more accurate and reliable conductivity measurement results. In addition, another advantage of the Digital Conductivity Probe is that it is plug-and-play, internally stores calibration data, and can be calibrated offline. The material of the Digital Conductivity Sensor is PPS plastic, stainless steel and titanium alloy. Users can choose the appropriate conductivity probe according to their own application.