Characterizing the response time of unpumped oxygen optodes for profiling applications

Abstract The response times of the Aanderaa 4330, Aanderaa 4330 WTW, RBR coda T.ODO|slow, and PyroScience PICO‐O2‐SUB were evaluated in the laboratory over a range of profiling speeds at two temperatures. The PyroScience PICO‐O2‐SUB had the fastest response time (1–4 s), followed by the RBR coda T.ODO|slow (~ 15–35 s), Aanderaa 4330 (~ 30–60 s), and Aanderaa 4330W (~ 50–100 s). This study provides recommendations on improving the quality of oxygen data from optodes in profiling applications by additionally assessing the impact of response time testing setups, thermal inertia effects, and foil types on sensor response times. This study provides a new response time function based on physical principles to predict response time for these four optode types.

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Limnology and Oceanography Methods
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2025-07-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/lom3.10711
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Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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Characterizing the response time of unpumped oxygen optodes for profiling applications

Dariia Atamanchuk, Mathieu Dever, Clark Richards, Ellen Park et al.
Limnology and Oceanography Methods
Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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Characterizing the response time of unpumped oxygen optodes for profiling applications

Dariia Atamanchuk, Mathieu Dever, Clark Richards, Ellen Park, David Nicholson
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Abstract The response times of the Aanderaa 4330, Aanderaa 4330 WTW, RBR coda T.ODO|slow, and PyroScience PICO‐O2‐SUB were evaluated in the laboratory over a range of profiling speeds at two temperatures. The PyroScience PICO‐O2‐SUB had the fastest response time (1–4 s), followed by the RBR coda T.ODO|slow (~ 15–35 s), Aanderaa 4330 (~ 30–60 s), and Aanderaa 4330W (~ 50–100 s). This study provides recommendations on improving the quality of oxygen data from optodes in profiling applications by additionally assessing the impact of response time testing setups, thermal inertia effects, and foil types on sensor response times. This study provides a new response time function based on physical principles to predict response time for these four optode types.

Limnology and Oceanography MethodsVol. 23(9)
Dalhousie University (CA), Fisheries and Oceans Canada (CA), Bedford Institute of Oceanography (CA), Benbria (Canada) (CA), Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (US)
National Science Foundation, Cooperative Institute for the North Atlantic Region, Dalhousie University, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Division of Ocean Sciences
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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