Technical and Application Notes for the SRS BGA244 Binary Gas Analyser

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Stanford Research Systems BGA244[/caption] The BGA244 Binary Gas Analyser from Stanford Research Systems (SRS) is a new product harnessing the fundamental physical principles of acoustic resonance to measure the speed of sound in a gas mixture and provide gas ratio measurements with errors as low as 100ppm. This technique has advantages over conventional thermal conductivity binary gas analysers with SRS’ implementation providing a dramatic improvement in performance and value:

Ten times better accuracy
Thousand times better stability
Lower cost of ownership due to reduced installation cost and maintenance
Greater flexibility with ~500 pre-calibrated gases and no recalibration to change gases

To learn more about the physical principles behind the BGA244, its use in many diverse applications and the comparisons with other binary gas analysers, the following series of technical/application notes are available. Simply click on each link to download the document you require. For further information or to ask any questions, please do contact us on 01582 764334 or click here to email