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Category: pH Principles

Comparing Field and Lab Analyzers for pH Measurement

Use smart digital field sensors that you can calibrate and maintain offline in a shop or laboratory environment.

Tips & Tricks for Obtaining the Most Accurate pH Measurement

When looking at any pH application, the first thing to consider is the selection of the pH sensor used to make the measurement.

What’s the difference between a two point calibration & process cal?

Before diving into the calibration process it’s important first to understand the slope and zero-point of a pH sensor.

Inductive Technology: Changing the World of Liquid Analytics

Common issues with analog technology are signal leakage, noise from electrical interference, and ground loops.

pH Sensor Accuracy – Here’s the Truth

One of the most important things you can do to ensure an accurate pH measurement is to do a high-quality calibration.

pH Sensor Maintenance – Top 4 Recommendations

Like most process instruments, proper installation and maintenance play a significant role in determining the effective life of your sensor.

4 Reasons to Use a Gel-filled pH Sensor in Low Conductivity Water

Liquid-filled sensors are generally more complex in design, making them more costly to manufacture.

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