Conductivity Analyzer

The conductivity analyzer measures the ability of a substance to conduct electric current. It utilizes a pair of electrodes placed in the sample solution. When an electric potential is applied across the electrodes, the ions in the solution allow the current to flow. The conductivity value is directly proportional to the concentration of ions in the solution, reflecting its conductivity.

To ensure accurate measurements, the conductivity analyzer is calibrated using standard solutions with known conductivity values. These solutions with established conductivity levels are used to establish a calibration curve or factor, allowing the analyzer to convert electrical signals into conductivity readings

As temperature influences the conductivity of solutions, the conductivity analyzer incorporates temperature compensation. It includes a temperature sensor that measures the sample temperature, and the analyzer adjusts the conductivity readings based on the temperature. This compensation ensures that the conductivity values obtained are accurate and independent of temperature variations.