COUPLING-BASED NON-CONTACT TYPE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AND MEASUREMENT METHOD THEREOF

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APP PUB NO 20140334521A1
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14368959

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A coupling-based non-contact type temperature measurement system includes a controller, a drive circuit connected to the controller, a switch circuit connected to the drive circuit, a resonance circuit connected to the switch circuit, a temperature sensor coupled to the resonance circuit, and a signal detection circuit connected to the resonance circuit and the controller. In the measurement system, the temperature sensor is isolated from other components of the system, and non-contact type temperature measurement of an object is implemented through electromagnetic coupling. Further provided is a measurement method of a coupling-based non-contact type temperature measurement system. The measurement method implements the transfer of a temperature signal in an electromagnetic coupling form, and performs calculation and analysis according to the temperature signal, thereby implementing non-contact type temperature of an object, and is therefore applicable to reliable temperature measurement for internal core wires in high-voltage power cables.

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ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY866 YUHANGTANG ROAD XIHU DISTRICT HANGZHOU CITY ZHEJIANG PROVINCE 310058

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He, Xiangning Hangzhou City, CN 7 7
Huang, Qiang Hangzhou City, CN 254 2730
Wu, Jiande Hangzhou City, CN 4 37
Zhao, Chongwen Hangzhou City, CN 7 82

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