A passive chemiresistive gas sensor in a standard SMD footprint — detecting hydrogen and other reducing gases without a heater. Designed from the ground up for distributed deployment at scale.
| Form factor | 1206 SMD — 3.2 × 1.6 mm. Mounts on standard or flex PCB. |
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| Power | Resistive read in milliseconds. Multiple parallel sensors, small battery, years of operation. |
| Sensing principle | Passive chemiresistive — no heater required |
| Target gases | H₂, CO, alcohol vapor, spoilage gases, and other reducing gases |
| H₂ range | ~500 ppm to 3% — well below the 4% lower explosive limit |
| Response | Seconds-scale. Strong signal to presence and concentration change. |
| Temperature | −15°C to 60°C |
| Humidity | 0–100% RH, non-condensing |
| Lifetime | Years, condition-dependent. No drift observed across 9+ months continuous monitoring. |
| Substrate | Standard FR-4, Kapton flex, ceramic |
| Manufacturing | Printed PCB-panel process — low-cost, high-volume pathway |
| Calibration | High signal, low part-to-part variation — no individual calibration required |
| Interface | Simple resistive |
Validated for H₂ in the LEL range (below 4%). Reliable, repeatable response to gas presence and concentration change. Not a certified safety instrument.
Responds to H₂, CO, alcohols, and other reducing gases at the same time — useful where detecting any of several dangerous gases matters.
The sensor responds to reducing gases but cannot identify which specific gas is present.
We are actively seeking pilot applications and co-development partners. See our validation data and target applications.
Individual sensors in standard 1206 SMD footprint. Drop-in compatible with standard PCB assembly. Suitable for custom board integration.
Available for evaluation8 sensors on a flexible Kapton substrate. Wraps around pipes, conforms to curved surfaces, fits inside packaging. Ready-to-integrate form factor for evaluation.
Available for evaluationApplication-specific sensor layouts, substrates, or integration designs. We work with partners to develop configurations suited to specific deployment requirements.
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