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Nitric Oxide
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There were 6 questions found in this category:
 Can the inNO-T system make NO measurements in the gas phase?
No.
- How can I decrease the response time of the inNO-T system?
If the sensor is dirty or has not been polarized for a sufficient period of time, it may lead to increased noise, slow response, and decreased sensitivity. Before calibrating and using the sensor, it should be polarized overnight. The longer the polarization time, the more stable and reproducibl ...
- How can I increase the sensitivity of the inNO-T system?
If the sensor is dirty or has not been polarized for a sufficient period of time, it may lead to increased noise, slow response, and decreased sensitivity. Before calibrating and using the sensor, it should be polarized overnight. The longer the polarization time, the more stable and reproducibl ...
- How do I decrease background noise enough to measure nanomolar levels of NO with the inNO-T Nitric Oxide detector?
To measure nanomolar levels of NO, as done by many researchers, the user needs to have better grounding. Fluctuations in environmental noise and temperature will effect background. The meter should be grounded and not placed under an air condition vent or where the flow of air is high. The use o ...
- How do I increase the recording time when using the inNO-T nitric oxide detector?
The inNO-T software can be used to record and save data for a month or more. However, the default setting for recording memory is 100K which is only enough memory for up to 13 hours of recording at a sampling rate of 2/sec. To increase the recording time, go to "setup" then "recording memory" th ...
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