Technology, Process and Cost Comparison
CO2 Gas Sensor comparison 2023
By Yole SystemPlus —
Detailed technology and cost comparison of five Single-Beam and Dual-Beam NDIR, Photoacoustic, and Thermal conductivity CO2 gas sensors from the main market players - Sensirion, AMS, and Cubic.
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Overview
- Executive Summary
- List of the analysed devices
- Reverse Costing Methodology
- Glossary
Company Profile
- Financial Statements & Companies’ information
- Sensirion
- Amphenol
- Cubic
- CO2 Gas sensors technology overview
- Non-dispersive IR (NDIR)
- Photoacoustic
- Thermoconductive
- Technical comparison:
Physical Analysis
- Summary of the physical analysis
- Analysis by the Manufacturer
- Supply Chain estimation
- Datasheet information
- Working Principle
- Summary of the Physical analysis
- Sensirion
- SCD3041 NDIR Gas sensor
- Module analysis
- Module Dimensions & Overview
- Principle of work & Patent information
- Dies’ analysis
- IR Filter #1 & #2
- Dimensions & Cross-Section
- Thermopile sensor
- Die Overview & Dimensions
- Thermopile Membrane
- Thermopile Details
- Die Cross-Section
- Die Delayering
- Thermopile Sensor Process Characteristics
- IR Filter #1 & #2
- STMicroelectronics Low power microcontroller
- Package Views & Dimensions
- Sensirion SHT31 Humidity & Temperature Sensor
- Package Views & Dimensions
- Package Opening & Cross-Section
- Die Views & Details
- Die Process Characteristics
- Sensirion SCD30 Summary
- Module analysis
- STC31-R3 NDIR Gas sensor
- Package Views & Dimensions
- Die Views & Dimension
- Sensor area details
- Package & Die Cross-Section
- Die Process Characteristics summary
- SCD3041 NDIR Gas sensor
- Sensirion
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- SCD41 Photoacoustic Gas sensor
- Module Dimensions & Overview
- Module Cross-Section
- Module Summary
- Knowles MEMS Microphone
- Package View & Opening
- Package Cross-Section
- MEMS Microphone Die Cross-Section
- MEMS Microphone Process Summary
- Sensirion Humidity & Temperature Sensor
- Package View & Opening & Die View
- Die Cross-Section
- Process Summary
- IR MEMS Emitter & IR Filter
- Package View & Dimensions
- IR Bandpass Filter
- Dimensions & Cross-Section
- Principle of work
- MEMS IR Emitter
- MEMS Part & Die Details, Cross-Section
- ASIC Die
- Package & Die Views & Cross-Section
- Process Characteristics
- Module Dimensions & Overview
- Cubic CM1106SL NDIR Sensor
- Module Analysis
- Module Dimensions & Opening
- IR Lamp Overview & EDX
- PCB – Side 1 & 2 Overview
- Die analysis
- Thermopile sensor
- Package Views & Dimensions
- Package Cross-Section
- Die Overview & Dimensions
- Die Cross-Section
- Die Process Characteristics
- Thermopile sensor
- Module Analysis
- Amphenol T6793-5K NDIR Sensor
- Module Analysis
- Thermopile Sensor
- Package Views & dimensions
- Package Cross-Section
- MEMS Die Cross-Section
- SCD41 Photoacoustic Gas sensor
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Physical Comparison
- Comparison of the Modules
- NDIR Sensors Comparison
- Single vs Dual Channel
- Thermopile Comparison
Manufacturing Process Flow Analysis
- Sensirion
- Cubic
- Amphenol
Cost Analysis
- Yields Explanations & Hypotheses
- Cost analysis per player:
- Cost Estimation Summary
- Supply Chain Estimation
- Sensirion
- STC31 – Thermoconductive CO2 Sensor
- SCD30 – Dual-Beam CO2 NDIR Sensor
- SCD41 – Photoacoustic CO2 Sensor
- Cubic
- CM1106 – Single-Beam CO2 NDIR Sensor
- Amphenol
- T6795-5K – Single-Beam CO2 NDIR Sensor
Cost & Selling Price Comparison
Feedbacks
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About Yole Group
Detailed technology and cost comparison of five Single-Beam and Dual-Beam NDIR, Photoacoustic, and Thermal conductivity CO2 gas sensors from the main market players - Sensirion, AMS, and Cubic.
From outside air quality monitoring to ever more applications in indoor air quality at home or in any enclosed space (car, classroom, offices,…), the gas and particle sensor market is gaining momentum, with a forecast 2.9M$ revenues in 2029 from $1.7 in 2023 with a CAGR23-29 of 9%;
To encapsulate the increasing interest in CO2 gas sensors market, Yole SystemPlus provides a deep comparative review of the technology, supply chain, and cost of five CO2 gas sensors. The reference products come from the main suppliers in the market: Sensirion, Amphenol, and Cubic; and represent the Single- and Dual-Beam Nondispersive infrared CO2 sensors (NDIR), Photoacoustic, and Thermoconductive technologies. Yole SystemPlus has analyzed these CO2 gas sensor systems to provide insights into the module structure, and the integrated devices, their technologies, manufacturing process, and cost of production.
We overviewed the modules, and provided detailed teardown pictures. This report includes the study of the devices integrated in the CO2 gas system, their package, and the dies, furnishing detailed optical and scanning electrone microscope (SEM) pictures of the package, MEMS structures and cross-section. We’ve also identified the MEMS Manufacturing processes.
We note and compare technological and cost difference between the main competitors as well as their supply chain choice. The report provides the comparison of the Sensirion thermopile sensor integrated in its own system with the Heimann Sensor solution integrated in Cubic and Amphenol CO2 gas systems.
Moreover, the report shows that the photoacoustic CO2 gas sensor is more economically beneficial compared to Single- and Dual-Beam NDIR which makes it very competitive in terms of cost and size.
- Sensirion
- Amphenol
- Cubic
- Heimann Sensor
- UMC
Key Features
- Detailed photos
- Precise measurements
- Materials analysis
- Manufacturing process flow
- Supply chain evaluation
- Manufacturing cost analysis
- Estimated selling prices
What's new?
- First comparison report on CO2 gas sensors
- Analysed 3 different technologies: Single and dual beam NDIR, thermal conductive and photoacoustic
Product Objectives
- To overview the technologies & manufacturing cost of the MEMS CO2 Gas sensors.
- To make a global overview of Single- and Dual-Beam NDIR, Photoacoustic and Thermoconductive CO2 gas sensors technologies.
- To show the supply chain & technology choice of each manufacturer.