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Chemical sensor products & development · Carlsbad, CA

Chemical sensing,
from the chip up.

Seacoast Science develops gas sensors and chemical detection devices for leak detection, military and homeland security, air quality monitoring and emission gas detection.

A Seacoast Science MEMS sensor chip resting on a fingertip
MEMS sensor array
Founded
February 2003, Carlsbad
Per chip
Ten sensors on a single device
Technology
Patented MEMS microsensors
Polymers
Licensed from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

01 · Instrument index

Five systems, one sensing platform.

Detection, sampling and collection tools for industry, government and STEM education. Ask for a specification sheet or a quote on any of them.

SC-214 μLogger
SC-214 μLogger chemical detection system

Chemical detection system

A compact, remote chemical vapor detector with onboard temperature and humidity sensing and an array of chemicapacitive and chemiresistive sensors.

Up to 5 h on battery · USB 2.0 streaming
SeaPort Mini-GC
SeaPort Mini-GC portable gas chromatograph

Portable gas chromatograph

Field-portable gas chromatography with oven-less heating for fast heat-up and cool-down, sensed by Seacoast’s own sensor platform.

No carrier gas required
SeaPort 4TD
SeaPort 4TD portable toxic vapor collector

Portable toxic vapor collector

Samples with up to four standard thermal desorption tubes, each with its own start, stop and flow profile. An onboard PID can trigger collection.

Combine units up to 32 TD tubes
SC-LC
SC-LC liquid collection system

Liquid collection system

An accessory kit for the SC-V10 pump handle that collects known and unknown liquids, designed for use with heavy gloves in the field.

1 – 10,000 cps · 100 mL – 1 L vessels
SC-V10
SC-V10 bulk particle collector

Bulk particle collector

A portable powder evidence collection kit: a reusable vacuum handle with single-use nozzles that trap particles into a resealable glass vial.

Hand-held · battery powered
Seacoast Science sensor chip on a fingertip, showing its size
Polymer-filled micromachined capacitors

02 · Technology

One platform, tuned by the polymer.

Each sensor measures the dielectric constant of an array of selectively absorbing materials. Change the chemically sensitive polymers on the MEMS capacitive platform and the same technology adapts to a new sensing requirement.

The sensors detect vapors of organic compounds and inorganic gases, including VOCs, chemical warfare agents, toxic industrial chemicals, emission gases, hydrogen and ethanol. Their size, low power draw and low cost make them easy to build into other products.

  • Audible and visual alarms
  • RF or cellular wireless
  • Digital displays
  • Air pumps
  • Serial communication

03 · About Seacoast Science

To develop internationally recognized gas, liquid and solid sampling and detection systems for industry, government and STEM education.
Our mission

Privately held, in CarlsbadSeacoast Science is located in Carlsbad, California, just north of San Diego.

Founded by scientistsA group of dedicated scientists founded the company in February 2003. The technical staff has over 40 years of combined sensor research and development experience.

Patents and licensesPatented MEMS microsensor technology, with continuing patent filings, and licenses from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory for chemi-selective polymers.

04 · Contact

Request a quote or a spec sheet.

info@seacoastscience.com
Phone
(760) 268-0083
Fax
(760) 268-0662
Address
2151 Las Palmas Drive, Suite C
Carlsbad, CA 92011