Lambdasensorid
Lambdasensorid, also known as lambda sensors or oxygen sensors, are vital components used in automotive and industrial applications to monitor and manage combustion processes. These sensors measure the concentration of oxygen in the exhaust gases of internal combustion engines, providing critical feedback to the engine’s control unit for optimal air-fuel mixture regulation. Proper functioning of lambdasensorid is essential for reducing emissions, improving fuel efficiency, and ensuring engine performance.
Typically, a lambdasensorid consists of a ceramic or zirconia element coated with platinum electrodes. This ceramic
Lambdasensorid are positioned in the exhaust stream, often before and after the catalytic converter, to provide
Environmental concerns have driven regulations to lower vehicle emissions, leading to widespread adoption of lambdasensorid technology.