带语音输出新型测温装置的研制

文章介绍了一种新型的测温装置，对其原理、结构框图、功能模块及特点进行了详细的分析，该装置可广泛应用于隧道、矿井、仓库等场合，能克服光线不足造成的读数困难等问题。

钨棒炉 2100℃ 测温装置

钨棒炉的超高温测量，采用钨铼热电偶延伸安装绝缘保护的方法和自行设计的一种结构新颖的组合式保护套管配合使用，装试一套经济实用、无腐蚀污染毒害的高温直接测量装置，解决了用热电偶直接连续测量２１００℃高温的测量技术。

Distributed Optical Fiber Sensor for Multi-point Temperature Measurement

The distributed optical fiber sensing technology is overviewed,which is based on Raman scattering light theory.Basic operation principle,structure,system characteristics and signal processing are discussed.This structure and method of the signal processing possess of certain spatial resolution,hence will ensure the practicability of system.

Optically Powered Temperature Sensor with Optical Fiber Link

The principle of a new optical fiber temperature transducer is presented,and ingenious design scheme of this transducer is given.Because taking the special modulation and ratio measurement,this new transducer has provided with high characteristics:experimental transmitting distance is 500m;measurement error,in the measured temperature range of 0-250℃，,is less than ±0.5℃;power consumption of the probe is less than 300μW.Finally,some points of the experiment are given.

Limnological instrumentation in the middle of the 19^(th) century:the first temperature and density profiles measured in the Dead Sea

The first modem survey of the Dead Sea was performed by the Geological Survey of Israel in 1959-1960, and the report published remains the baseline study for our understanding of the physical and chemical properties of the lake. At the time the Dead Sea was a meromictic lake with a strong salinity gradient separating the deep waters （〉40 m depth） from the less saline surface waters. A few results of analyses of deeper water samples collected in the 1930s were reported, but overall we have very little information about the structure of the lake＇s water column before the 1959-1960 survey. However, it is little known that data on the physical and the chemical structure of the Dead Sea water column were obtained already in the middle of the 19~ century, and the information collected then is highly relevant for the reconstruction of the limnological properties of the lake in earlier times. The expedition of Lieutenant William Lynch （U.S. Navy） in 1848 reported the presence of a temperature minimum at a depth of-18 m, and also retrieved a water sample collected close to the bottom for chemical analysis. In 1864, the French Dead Sea exploration by the Duc de Luynes and his crew yielded detailed density and salinity profiles for a number of sampling stations. The results of these pioneering studies are discussed here, as well as the sampling equipment and measuring instruments used by the 1848 and the 1864 expeditions.

Reconstruction of 3-D Temperature Field in Holographic Interferometry

The tomography technique is commonly used for the reconstruction of holographic interferometry. However, the current reconstruction method doesn’t consider the measurement errors which are non-avoidable in the measurement and will degrade the reconstruction quality. The factors affecting the reconstruction quality are analyzed and the distribution law of the reconstruction error with experimental errors is discussed. Finally, a method to improve the reconstruction quality—the Kalman filter method is presented.

Novel Fiber Optic Temperature Sensor with Full Compensation Based on Optical Absorption

A novel system configuration of fiber optic sensor based on optical abso rption is proposed. Several compensation measures are discussed. A simulated exp eriment is designed and the output curve of system is given. The experiment al result shows that these compensation measures are effective on dynamic distu rbances which are caused by background light and optical fiber bend. In addition , the drifts in the light source intensity, fiber losses, and photodetector effi ciency are also compensated.

A device for fluorescence temperature measurement based on fast fourier transform

A sapphire fiber thermal probe with Cr^3＋ ion-doped end was grown using the laser heated pedestal method. The fluorescence thermal probe offers advantages of compact structure, high performance and the ability to sustain high temperature from the room temperature to 450℃. Based on the fast fourier transform （FFT）, the fluorescence lifetime is obtained from the tangent function of the phase angle of the first non-zeroth item of FFT result. Compared with other traditional fitting methods, our method has advantages such as fast speed, high accuracy and being free from the influence of the base signal. The standard deviation of FFT method is about half of that method. In addition, since the FFT method is immunity to analysis can be skipped. of the Prony method and close to the one of the Marquardt the background noise of the signal, the background noise

New Measuring Temperature Setup with Optical Probe

Abstract: A new setup of measuring temperature is developed, which the probe is a micro- power consumptive one with CMOS circuit and is driven by optical power. For transmitting the measured signal and optical power signal in a long distance, the fiber technology is applied in this setup.

The Upper Mixed Layer during Coastal Upwelling Events on the Northern Portugal Shelf

The upper mixed layer (UML) depth obtained from temperature is very close to that from density:the maximum is about 15m. This indicates that temperature is a good indicator of mixed layer during measurements. When the surface heat flux is balanced by a cross-shore heat flux, the surface mixed layer depth obtained from the WM model (Weatherly and Martin, 1978),hPRT, is roughly the same as observed. The mixed layer depth calculated from the PWP model (Price, Weller and Pinkel, 1986) is close to the depth obtained from thermistor chain temperature data. The results show that both the WM model and PWP model can provide a good estimate of stratification in the study area during the cruise. The value of log( h/u3) is about 9.5 in the study area, which shows that the study area is strongly stratified in summer. Observations on the northern Portugal shelf reveal high variability in stability, giving rise to semi-diurnal, semi-monthly and diurnal oscillations, and long term variations. The fortnightly oscillations are highlighted by post-springs and post-neaps. The stirring of spring tide is reinforced by strong wind mixing which brings about complete vertical homogeneity everywhere. The semi-diurnal periodic stratification is very pronounced because the major axis of the tidal ellipse is orientated acrossshore, even though the tidal current is weak in this area, the maximum stratification is observed around the middle of ebb, and, the water at this time is much warmer. The diurnal oscillation results from the upper ocean response to heating and wind mixing when solar heating warms and stabilizes the upper ocean. There is a clear relationship between upper mixed layer depth and wind-stress magnitude at subtidal frequencies. Stronger winds result in a deeper surface mixed layer. Typically, the surface mixed layer depth lags the wind stress by 6 -12 h.

Design and study of greenhouse intelligent monitor system

This is a greenhouse ecological parameters measurement and control system, the system implements the data collection of field temperature, humidity and carbon dioxide by using the 1-wire bus network which consist of 1-wire bus temperature sensor, 1-wire bus humidity sensor, Analog-to-Digital Converter（ADC）, CO2 sensor and intelligent battery monitor.

New Colorimetric Pyrometer with Optical Fiber Link

Based on the concept of thermo-radiation theory,the principle of non-contact temperature measurement with optical fiber is introduced.The new pyrometer operates on the basis of two-way temperature signal division calculation via microcomputer signal processing system.Its design method and smart construction of the electro-optical system possess such advantages as high measurement accuracy,freedom from electric interference and other perturbations as well as flexible applications.The indication scale of the measured temperature and experiment results are given in this paper.

Development of Electron Temperature Measuring System by Silicon Drift Detector

The soft X-ray spectroscopy, laser Thomson scattering and electron cyclotron emission （ ECE ） are usually adopted for electron temperature measurement in fusion research of magnetic confinement. The particular soft X-ray spectroscopy has the very good spatial-temporal resolution and smaller measuring error than laser Thomson scattering, a close spatial-temporal resolution to ECE, absolute measurement ability, and smaller influence by suprathermal and runaway electrons than ECE.

Miniature Fabry-Perot interferometric sensor for temperature measurement based on photonic crystal fiber

A novel miniature Fabry-Perot interferometric(FPI) temperature sensor is proposed and demonstrated experimentally. The modal interferometer is fabricated by just splicing a section of photonic crystal fiber(PCF) with a single-mode fiber(SMF). The air holes of the PCF are fully collapsed by the discharge arc during the splicing procedure to enhance the reflection coefficient of the splicing point. The transmission spectra with different temperatures are measured, and the experimental results show that the linear response of 11.12 pm/°C in the range of 30–80 °C is obtained. This sensor has potential applications in temperature measurement field.

All fiber sensor based on Mach-Zehnder interferometer for simultaneous measurement of temperature and refractive index

In this paper, we propose and experimentally demonstrate a compact optical fiber sensor based on a Mach-Zehnder in- terferometer （MZI） cascaded with fiber Bragg grating （FBG） for simultaneous measurement of refractive index （RI） and temperature. In order to get a proper spectrum, we discuss the effects of different structure parameters of MZI. Using the resonant wavelength of the FBG （DipFBG） and the interference dip of the MZI （Dipl）, the RI and tempera- ture of the surrounding medium can be determined. The sensor has good operation linearity. The experimental results show that the distinctive spectral sensitivities are 0.071 75 nm/℃and -91.766 67 nm/RIU （refraction index unit） for Dip1 and 0.009 09 nm/℃ for DipFBG.

Performance Improvements in Raman Distributed Temperature Sensor

The fiber optic distributed temperature sensor （DTS） is one of the most outstanding means to measure temperature distribution along an optical fiber. In this paper, we propose a novel calibration technique to measure the temperature highly accurately over a wide range of temperatures. We also propose an improved double-ended configuration that is insusceptible to the differential loss change in the fiber and suitable for the field use. Then, we developed an interrogator that had high robustness in harsh environments.

Research on transmission performance of a surface acoustic wave sensing system used in manufacturing environment monitoring

Surface acoustic wave （SAW） sensors show great promise in monitoring fast-rotating or moving machinery in manufacturing environments, and have several advantages in the measurement of temperature, torque, pressure, and strain because of their passive and wireless capability. However, very few studies have systematically attempted to evaluate the characteristics of SAW sensors in a metal environment and rotating structures, both of which are common in machine tools. Simulation of the influence of the metal using CST software and a series of experiments with an SAW temperature sensor in real environments were designed to investigate the factors that affect transmission pertbrmance, including antenna angles, orientations, rotation speeds, and a metallic plate, along with the interrogator antenna-SAW sensor antenna separation distance. Our experimental measure- ments show that the sensor＇s optimal placement in manufacturing environments should take into account all these factors in order to maintain system measurement and data transmission capability. As the first attempt to systematically investigate the transmis- sion characteristics of the SAW sensor used in manufacturing environment, this study aims to guide users of SAW sensor appli- cations and encourage more research in the field of wireless passive SAW sensors in monitoring applications.