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titleOfInvention Catalytic combustion type gas sensor, detection device and compensating device
abstract A detection device for catalytic combustion type gas sensor, comprising heat conducting layer (12) and, buried therein, heater coil (13), the heat conducting layer (12) at its surface coated with or supporting combustion catalyst layer (11) capable of combustion of a detection target gas brought into contact therewith, wherein both of the combustion catalyst layer (11) and the heat conducting layer (12) consist of a fired material whose main component is tin oxide. The fired material of the heat conducting layer (12) is preferably one obtained by firing at temperature higher than that for the fired material of the combustion catalyst layer (11) and subsequent atomization. Accordingly, the durability and waterproof performance of the gas sensor per se can be enhanced, and without the need to take measures such as special environment setting, mounting thereof on FCV can be realized.
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