This CO2 sensor is designed for long-term stability and streamlined calibration

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Summary

The SCD52 is a CO2 sensor engineered for long-term accuracy without costly manual recalibration or routine exposure to outdoor fresh air, overcoming the limitations of automatic baseline calibration algorithms that assume regular fresh-air access and enabling more stable, streamlined operation in indoor or enclosed environments. Summary based on the provided excerpt; the full article may include additional details.

Where in your operations would a long-term-stable CO2 sensor that doesn’t depend on outdoor-air baseline resets add the most value, and what calibration steps could it help you eliminate?

The SCD52 is a highly stable CO2 sensor designed to address an increasingly relevant challenge in gas sensing: maintaining accuracy long-term without relying on costly manual recalibration or regular exposure to outdoor fresh air. Many sensors currently apply automatic baseline calibration algorithms to maintain their accuracy over time. These assume regular exposure of the sensor […]

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This CO2 sensor is designed for long-term stability and streamlined calibration

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