At ANB Sensors we are developing the next generation of pH Sensors for oceanographic, source water and aquifer monitoring applications. We have developed a new reference system and sensing chemistry for our pHenomIII platform and are working on a novel reference techniques for Ion Selective Electrodes.
ANBSensors is proud to be a member of JPI Oceans European Marine Calibration Network, set-up to understand how industry, oceanographers and national metrologist laboratoires can collaborate to ensure oceanographic data quality.
ANBSensors has been set-up by members of the ANB Sensors team that entered and was runner up in the Affordability Competition of the Wendy Schmidt Ocean Health Competition.
We are currently developing new sensing chemistries and electronic systems to improve accuracy, stability and precision.
ANBSensors plan to pursue a wide range of markets, particularly the oceanographic, source water and aquifer monitoring markets. You can expect to see a pHenom sensor in a reservoir near you in the next five years!
We have identified a fundamental concern with the current ISEs on the market – drift of the reference electrode/system. Drift is the gradual change in reference electrode response over time and is caused by changes Read more…
ANB Sensors were delighted to be featured in a success story on the Enterprise Europe Network website. Click here to link to the full article: https://www.enterprise-europe.co.uk/success-story/low-cost-sensor-joins-battle-save-worlds-water-resources Cambridgeshire company ANB Sensors Ltd is developing affordable ‘smart Read more…
Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) sensors are used to detect ionic concentration in aqueous solutions. Through discussions with several ISE sensor users and manufacturers, we have confirmed a fundamental issue with the ISE sensors currently on Read more…