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Guest	Sensor Response Time 09/15/2009 5:38 PM
	Good afternoon, please tell me what is the response time (few seconds) sensor measurement equipment luminescence dissolved oxygen, the delay in detecting the OD sensor and give the answer in the display. The team is HQ40d18. Thanks Buenas tardes, por favor me comentan cual es el tiempo de respuesta (cuantos segundos) del sensor del equipo de medición de oxígeno disuelto por luminiscencia, cuanto demora el sensor en detectar el OD y dar la respuesta en el display. El equipo es el HQ40d18. Gracias
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RVZ717 Guru Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: City of Roses. Posts: 1146 Good Answers: 38	#1 Re: Tiempo de respuesta OD 09/15/2009 6:02 PM
	Response time will vary depending on who the manufacturer is of the sensor, and the frequency response time the sensor is running. Contact the manufacturer of the equipment you have a question about. The overall delay will be a factor of your sensor, display, driver, and distance between the two. The only way to answer it is by knowing the exact equipment in question. __________________ Cheers!

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