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MGA trace level multi-component gas analyzer

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The MGA trace level multi-component gas analyzer MIRO MGA10-GP is a high-precision QCL gas analyzer used for greenhouse gas and air pollution monitoring.

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MGA trace level multi-component gas analyzerMiro about 10 -gpProduct Highlights

·Simultaneously measure 10 gases: methane, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, ammonia, nitrous oxide, nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, water vapor, ozone, carbonyl sulfide, formaldehyde, and nitrous acid.

·Directly measure all gas components (including nitrogen dioxide)

·High precision monitoring of environmental air quality and low concentration greenhouse gases

·Higher time resolution (1 Hz or 10 Hz)

·Suitable for laboratory, field, and mobile measurements (aircraft, vehicles, ships, ground stations)


MIRO MGA10-GP has innovated and simplified the monitoring technology for greenhouse gases and pollutants, enabling simultaneous online measurement of 10 gases at high measurement rates, while maintaining excellent stability and accuracy.


MGA trace level multi-component gas analyzerMiro about 10 -gpThe series is based on mid infrared laser absorption spectroscopy technology and uses quantum cascade lasers as light sources to directly measure the concentration of all gas components, with high recognition and accuracy while maximizing measurement sensitivity.


This analyzer is usually not affected by interference from other gases. It adopts an intuitive touch screen display, which is easy and fast to operate. This analyzer is suitable for different applications, including monitoring greenhouse gases, environmental air pollution, and flux measurement using vorticity correlation methods.