SS-Corrosion 9002c

SS-Corrosion 9002c Overview SS-Corrosion 9002c is an ultra-sensitive, real-time corrosion sensor built to provide immediate insight into the rate of metal corrosion in a particular environment. Designed in coordination with IBM Research, the corrosion sensor was originally tasked with determining corrosion levels in data center environments and the impact that corrosion had on electronics. The 9002c works by measuring the deterioration of ultra-thin silver and copper wafers and provides a total wafer thickness in nanometers as its output. These metals are particularly helpful to monitor because of their sensitivity to common environmental pollutants like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide (SO2 and NO2). They're also some of the most common metals used in all electronics, from servers and computers to control systems and high-tech infrastructure. Unlike standard wall-mounted coupons that only provide corrosion insights over weeks or months, the 9002c can deliver precise measurements,