DocumentCode
3744652
Title
Measuring pH in the deep ocean with Honeywell Durafet transistors
Author
David Murphy;Dan Quittman;Kenneth Johnson;Hans Jannasch
Author_Institution
Sea-Bird Scientific, Bellevue, USA
fYear
2015
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
4
Abstract
Measuring pH in the deep ocean presents challenges in sensor stability and accuracy. The Ion Specific Field Effect Transducer (ISFET) offers significant improvements over currently available technologies. The Honeywell Durafet is an ISFET that has a history of successful pH measurement in industrial processes. Principles of pH sensing with an ISFET will be presented including a discussion of adapting the Durafet for the ocean environment. Obtaining the accuracy desired for climate studies of pH requires a complete characterization of the sensor over the oceanographic temperature range and at pressures up to 2000 decibars. The calibration process will be described and field validation data presented.
Keywords
"Electrodes","Sea measurements","Ocean temperature","Voltage measurement","Temperature measurement","Calibration"
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
OCEANS´15 MTS/IEEE Washington
Type
conf
Filename
7404596
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