NDIRtyyppisiä

NDIRtyyppisiä is a Finnish term that can be translated as "NDIR-type" or "NDIR-based." It refers to sensors and devices that utilize Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) technology for gas detection and measurement. NDIR sensors work by measuring the absorption of infrared light by specific gases. Different gases absorb infrared light at unique wavelengths. By directing a beam of infrared light through a sample of air and measuring how much of that light is absorbed at a particular wavelength, the concentration of the target gas can be determined.

This technology is widely employed in various applications due to its accuracy, reliability, and long lifespan. Common uses for NDIRtyyppisiä devices include measuring carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in indoor air quality monitoring systems, breath analysis in medical equipment, and engine exhaust gas analysis in automotive diagnostics. They are also found in industrial safety systems to detect flammable or toxic gases and in environmental monitoring for pollutants. The principle behind NDIRtyyppisiä sensors is selective absorption, making them effective for quantifying specific gases in a mixture without needing to physically separate them.