Sono Photonic Sensors (SPS)

Sono Photonic Sensors (SPS) are used to identify trace amounts of most gases and vapors. SPS is based on detection of sound waves produced as periodic pressure oscillations in a gas that can absorb modulated infrared radiation from a light source. SPS, akin to Photo Acoustic Sensor (PAS) technology, can be used for detecting a wide variety of analytes. The technology eliminates the need for moving parts, but also increases the sensitivity of the device since solid state light sources possess much higher spectral power density compared to broadband IR sources.

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Manufacturer
Applied Nanotech, Inc.
Product Name
Sono Photonic Sensors (SPS)
Detection Category
Chemical
Detection Principle
Molecular Spectroscopy;
Detection Method
Photoacoustic Detection; Infrared (IR) Spectroscopy ;
Application
Emergency Response; Gas Analysis;
Equipment Type
Sensor
Product Synopsis
Sono Photonic Sensors (SPS) are used to identify trace amounts of most gases and vapors. SPS is based on detection of sound waves produced as periodic pressure oscillations in a gas that can absorb modulated infrared radiation from a light source. SPS, akin to Photo Acoustic Sensor (PAS) technology, can be used for detecting a wide variety of analytes. The technology eliminates the need for moving parts, but also increases the sensitivity of the device since solid state light sources possess much higher spectral power density compared to broadband IR sources.
Availability
In Development
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)
4
User Feedback Sources
Indifferent/No user feedback
Dimensions
7.8 x 7.8 x 7.8 in (10 X 10 X 10 cm)
Weight
<30 lbs.; 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg)
Power Requirements
AC/DC Line Power; Lithium Battery; 110 AC
Transportability
Pocket Size
Ruggedness
Extreme Temperatures/Humidity; sensitive to high vibration
Operating Conditions
-20 to 55°C (-4 to 131°F)
Calibration Schedule
Yes
Communications Interface
By itself or with a PC
Tested For Chemical Agents
Possible
Tested For ITF-25 TIC/TIMs
Yes
Tested For Explosives
Yes
Other Chemical Targets
Yes
Adaptability
Yes
Sample Introduction
Vapor/Gas
Sensitivity/Detection Limits
ppm
Start Up Time (From Cold Start To Sample Ready)
Seconds
Response Time (Sample Application To Output)
Continuous (<30 seconds)
Alarm Capability
Yes
Software Control
Yes
Training Required
<1 week training
Training Available
Yes
Manuals Available
Yes
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