The Picarro G2311-f flux gas concentration analyzer provides simultaneous, precise measurement of carbon dioxide (CO₂), methane (CH₄), and water (H₂O) vapor at 10 Hz for eddy covariance, gradient, and eddy accumulation methodologies. High-precision, low-drift operation makes it ideal for measuring localized fluxes over extended periods in agriculture and soil science, ecology, and emissions quantification applications.

• Simultaneous and continuous measurement of two or three (dual mode) atmospheric trace gases
• Automatic synchronization with 10 Hz anemometer data in real time
• Parts-per-billion sensitivity, precision, and accuracy with exceptionally low drift
• Water correction automatically reports dry gas mole fractions

Flux mode precision at 10 Hz is ≤200 ppb for CO₂ and ≤3 ppb for CH₄. Maximum drift at standard temperature and pressure (STP) over 24 hours is ≤250 ppb for CO₂ and ≤2.5 ppb for CH₄. Water correction software automatically reports dry gas mole fractions to help reduce research complexity and consumable costs. See the G2311-f data sheet for precision and drift specifications in additional operating modes.

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