Acquisition of electrical signals using commercial electronic components for detection system of Lead ion in distilled water

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Abstract

Development of lead ion detection systems is expected to have an advantage in terms of simplicity of the device and easy for concentration analysis of a lead ion with very high performance. One important part of lead ion detection systems are electrical signal acquisition parts. The electrical signal acquisition part uses the main electronic components: non inverting op-amplifier, instrumentation amplifier, multiplier circuit and logarithmic amplifier. Here will be shown the performance of lead ion detection systems when the existing electrical signal processors use commercial electronic components. The results that can be drawn from this experimental were the lead ion sensor that has been developed can be used to detect lead ions with a sensitivity of 10.48 mV/ppm with the linearity 97.11% and had a measurement range of 0.1 ppm to 80 ppm.

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Pujiyanto, Yasin, M., & Rusydi, F. (2018). Acquisition of electrical signals using commercial electronic components for detection system of Lead ion in distilled water. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 997). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/997/1/012006

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