UV Cell

A UV cell is a UV sensor or ultraviolet detector with a specialized electronic circuit. It helps measure ultraviolet light levels. It detects and quantifies the intensity of ultraviolet radiation in a given environment. UV cells are commonly used in applications such as UV sterilization systems, water treatment plants, UV curing processes, and UV monitoring for safety and environmental purposes. These cells typically consist of a photodiode or phototransistor that responds to specific wavelengths of UV light. UV cells provide accurate and reliable measurements of UV radiation, allowing for precise control and monitoring of UV-based processes.