Homogeneous potentiometer sensor
AssigneeSociete Anonyme: Societe Lyonnaise d'Electronique Appliquee
InventorJean-Jacques Fombon
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AssigneeSociete Anonyme: Societe Lyonnaise d'Electronique Appliquee
InventorJean-Jacques Fombon
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The invention relates to measuring the concentration of ions in a medium. The potentiometric sensor of the invention comprises a body (7) in the form of a matrix body made of a single type of material which does not conduct electricity, which is chemically inert, and which is suitable for being filled with various materials in the dispersed, the dissolved, or the grafted state. A sensitive zone of the matrix body comprises a layer or thickness (9) of an ionically conductive material for being put into contact with the measurement solution, an underlayer or thickness (10) of an electronically conductive material, and an intermediate layer or thickness (11) providing intimate connection between said layer (9) and said underlayer (10). A conductor (12) passes through a portion of the matrix body (7) in sealed manner and is inserted into the underlayer (10). The sensor is particularly applicable to measuring biological fluids.
A homogeneous potentiometer sensor for sensing the presence of ions in a measurement solution, the sensor comprising a body having at least one active surface portion or face delimiting at least one zone which is sensitive to an ionic species, the sensor being provided with a conductor of an electrically conductive material disposed in relationship to the body and connected to an electrical connection cable, wherein:
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