In this case this would be a poor assumation, the gas will more than 
likely be just about any temperature other than ambient.

   Jim

Sender: CaptnDale@ao*.co*  Date: 4/9/99 6:46 PM

>The temperature compensation is in the analyser itself, not in the Cermatec 
>sensor.  The temperature sensor is on the circuit board in the analyser.  It 
>is assumed that the analyser and the sensor are at the same temperature, 
>even 
>though this may or may not be a valid assumption.
>
>Good diving,
>Cpt. Dale Bennett
>Captain Dale's Dive Center
>Enterprise Marine Dive Charters
>CaptnDale@ao*.co*
>www.captaindales.com
>
>In a message dated 4/9/99 1:22:00 PM Central Daylight Time, 
>cobber@ci*.co* writes:
>
><< The ceramtec sensor I use does not appear to have any thermocouples
or 
> RTD type sensors built into it and neither do the mine safety units. 
> Don't see where the temp is compensated at.
>  >>
>
>


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