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    Flame Ionization Detector (FID) principle | Cambustion http://www.cambustion.

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    Home (/) / Products (/products) / Fast Engine Gas Analyzers (/products/gas)


    / Fast HC Analyzer (/products/hfr500) / Fast FID Principles

    Fast FID Principles

    The flame ionisation detector (FID) is the automotive emissions industry standard
    HFR500 Fast FID
    method of measuring hydrocarbon (HC) concentration.
    description
    (/products/hfr500)

    HFR400
    atmospheric fast
    FID (/products
    /hfr400)

    FID applications
    and sample data
    (/applications
    /appinst/HFR500)

    Brochure and
    specifications
    (/sites/default/files
    /instruments
    /HFR500
    /Cambustion500seriesgasanalyzers.pdf

    The sample gas is introduced into a hydrogen flame inside the FID. Any hydrocarbons
    CLD principle
    in the sample will produce ions when they are burnt. Ions are detected using a metal
    (/products/cld500
    collector which is biased with a high DC voltage. The current across this collector is
    /cld-principles)
    thus proportional to the rate of ionisation which in turn depends upon the
    concentration of HC in the sample gas.
    NDIR principle
    (/products/ndir500 The ionisation process is very rapid, so the slow time response of conventional FIDs
    /operating-principle) is mainly due to sample handling. A typical slow analyser might have a response time
    of 1-2 seconds.

    The Cambustion HFR fast response FID analyzers use conventional detection
    principles and a unique patented sampling system to give millisecond response times.

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