Post by thread:pH sensor

RS (Radio Spares) do a hand held pH meter (essentially a sensor amplifier and an LCD display), stock no. 610-540. They also do a range of probes to use with it (205-075, 425-803, 425-819). Beware, pH probes are very delicate, and generally must be looked after and stored in a special solution. You will also need a collection of buffer solutions to calibrate the sensor from time to time. If you are at a University go to the chemistry department. They should have some electrical pH meters, and could tell you how to look after them. Andy -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrew M Errington Tel: +44 1524 593678 Microcomputer Consultant Fax: +44 1524 844011 The Computer Centre Mobile (Orange): 0976 243931 Lancaster University spam_OUTa.erringtonTakeThisOuTlancaster.ac.uk Lancaster LA1 4YW www.lancs.ac.uk/people/cpaame/cpaame.htm --------------------------------------------------------------------- "A dog is not just for Christmas, there may be some left for sandwiches on Boxing Day" - Vladimir Illich Ulyanov 1920 {Quote hidden}>---------- >From: Bryan S Highland[SMTP:.....bshighlandKILLspam@spam@FAU.CAMPUS.MCI.NET] >Sent: 12 April 1996 21:38 >To: Multiple recipients of list PICLIST >Subject: bi-directional printer port reading > >Nevermind my earlier post, I figured enough out to get it started. If >anyone >wants some simple C code for reading the data bits D0-D7 on the printer >port, just e-mail me. > >(but any help on where to find a pH sensor would still be appreciated!) > >bryan s highland >bshighlandKILLspamfau.campus.mci.net >

At 01:04 PM 8/14/96 -0500, you wrote: >Looking For a PH sensor. Any leads Would be welcomed! >I will be using this with a 16c84, w/Pic Basic Check out Omega Engineering. They have a large book/ catalog titled "The pH and Conductivity Handbook" It should serve your needs. They are at http://www.industry.net/omega Todd Peterson, Computer Engineer (.....tpetersonKILLspam.....netins.net) E-LAB Digital Engineering, Inc. 1932 Hwy. 20 P.O. Box 246 Lawton, IA 51030-0246 (712) 944-5344 Visit us at: http://www.netins.net/showcase/elab

On Wed, 14 Aug 1996, Michael Jay Cook wrote: > Looking For a PH sensor. Any leads Would be welcomed! > I will be using this with a 16c84, w/Pic Basic > > Thank You! > -- > Free Thinking is Allowed Here !!!!! > come See me at: > http://www.netcom.com/~mcook2/ > >From EraseMEwpenrosespam_OUTTakeThisOuTinteraccess.comWed Aug 7 11:38:23 1996 Date: Tue, 6 Aug 1996 08:44:50 -0500 (CDT) From: "William R. Penrose" <wpenrosespam_OUTinteraccess.com> To: Rusu Dan Victor <@spam@rdvKILLspamutcluj.ro> Subject: Re: Info. about Figaro Engineering At 11:41 AM 8/6/96 +0200, you wrote: >I found a message from you reffering measuring oxygen partial pressure. >You mentioned there Figaro Engineering as a producer for sensors. > >If you are so kind, please send some more information about contacting >Figaro Eng. I prefer Internet connection. You can try to Figaro USA, 1000 Skokie Blvd, Suite 575, Wilmette, Illinois 60091. Also try Novatronic GMBH, A-1190 Wien, Gorgenstrasse 27/5, Austria, phone (43)0222-32 55 48. Good luck. Dan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dan-Victor RUSU Technical University of Cluj Computer Science Department KILLspamrdvKILLspamutcluj.ro Baritiu, 26 Cluj-Napoca, ROMANIA http://www.utcluj.ro/~rdv Fax: (+40) 64 194491