Solid-state oxygen sensor

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G01N 27/406 (2006.01) G01N 27/409 (2006.01)

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CA 2066273

The invention relates to a solid oxygen sensor consisting of an electrolytical cell, with a first electrode exposed to the atmosphere whose partial oxygen pressure is to be measured, a second electrode exposed to a reference atmosphere and a solid electrolyte in surface contact with both electrodes, the material of the electrolyte being a ceramic oxide or a vitreous phase with pure ion conduction and at least the first electrode containing a non- stoechiometric ceramic oxide. According to the invention, the first electrode consists of a mixture (CERMET) of at least one non-stoechiometric ceramic oxide and a metal, the latter being chosen from the group constituted by gold, platinum, nickel and chromium. Such a sensor can record the partial oxygen pressure in a wide measuring range and is rather insensitive against poisoning of the electrodes by carbon monoxide or lead.

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