Inductive Conductivity Sensor

Inductive conductivity measurement is based on the change in inductance of two stacked coils in a solution. The measuring unit is embedded in a protective cover to avoid direct contact with the corrosive environment. If the inductance of the liquid changes, the measurement result also changes. When the conductivity of the solution depends mainly on the dissolved ions (in the form of inorganic salts), this measuring principle can be used to determine concentration. More information can be found in the product brochure.