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Component description for O2 sensor - GF07.04-P-6100IC

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Arrangement illustrated on model 211 

Fig 1: Identifying O2 Sensor - Model 211
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The O2 sensor is located under the air filter housing at the front in the firewall catalytic converter.

Task 

The O2 sensor detects residual oxygen content in exhaust and sends a corresponding signal to the CDI control unit (N3/9) which uses this signal for quantity mean value adaptation (MMA).

Design 

Fig 2: Identifying O2 Sensor Design
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The O2 sensor is a planar broadband oxygen sensor (two cell limit current sensor) which integrates together several functions as a result of its modular design.

Function (schematic) 

Fig 3: O2 Sensor Function Diagram
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The sensor element consists of a combination of a Nernst concentration cell (sensor cell) and an oxygen pump cell which transports (pumps) the oxygen ions.

The pump action is a purely physical process.

When coupled to regulating electronics which is integrated into the CDI control unit the O2 sensor can take exact measurements in a wider Lambda range

(0.7< a <4.0).

An integrated sensor heating system ensures that it remains at the required operating temperature of approx. 750°C. The O2 sensor is heated constantly while the engine is running in order to obtain the special functions.