The infrared absorption method for methane concentration detection is an ideal way to detect methane at present. However, it is difficult to spread this method due to its high cost. In this paper, by using a wideband ...The infrared absorption method for methane concentration detection is an ideal way to detect methane at present. However, it is difficult to spread this method due to its high cost. In this paper, by using a wideband infrared light emitting di- ode (LED) accompanied with a PIN photo electric diode, a low-cost methane detection system was designed. To overcome the shortcomings caused by the wide working band, a differential light path was designed. By means of a differential ratio algo- rithm, the stability and the accuracy of the system were guaranteed. Finally, the validity of the system with the proposed algo- rithm was verified by the experiment results.展开更多
Considering that the noises resulting from low modulation frequency are serious and cannot be totally eliminated by the classic filters,a novel infrared(IR) gas concentration detection system based on the least square...Considering that the noises resulting from low modulation frequency are serious and cannot be totally eliminated by the classic filters,a novel infrared(IR) gas concentration detection system based on the least square fast transverse filtering(LS-FTF) self-adaptive modern filter structure is proposed.The principle,procedure and simulation on the LS-FTF algorithm are described.The system schematic diagram and key techniques are discussed.The procedures for the ARM7 processor,including LS-FTF and main program,are demonstrated.Comparisons between the experimental results of the detection system using the LS-FTF algorithm and those of the system without using this algorithm are performed.By using the LS-FTF algorithm,the maximum detection error is decreased from 14.3 to 5.4,and also the detection stability increases as the variation range of the relative error becomes much smaller.The proposed LS-FTF self-adaptive denoising method can be of practical value for mid-IR gas detection,especially for weak signal detection.展开更多
文摘The infrared absorption method for methane concentration detection is an ideal way to detect methane at present. However, it is difficult to spread this method due to its high cost. In this paper, by using a wideband infrared light emitting di- ode (LED) accompanied with a PIN photo electric diode, a low-cost methane detection system was designed. To overcome the shortcomings caused by the wide working band, a differential light path was designed. By means of a differential ratio algo- rithm, the stability and the accuracy of the system were guaranteed. Finally, the validity of the system with the proposed algo- rithm was verified by the experiment results.
基金supported by the National "863" Project of China (Nos. 2007AA06Z112,2007AA03Z446 and 2009AA03Z442)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.61077074)the Science and Technology Department of Jilin Province of China (Nos. 20070709 and 20090422)
文摘Considering that the noises resulting from low modulation frequency are serious and cannot be totally eliminated by the classic filters,a novel infrared(IR) gas concentration detection system based on the least square fast transverse filtering(LS-FTF) self-adaptive modern filter structure is proposed.The principle,procedure and simulation on the LS-FTF algorithm are described.The system schematic diagram and key techniques are discussed.The procedures for the ARM7 processor,including LS-FTF and main program,are demonstrated.Comparisons between the experimental results of the detection system using the LS-FTF algorithm and those of the system without using this algorithm are performed.By using the LS-FTF algorithm,the maximum detection error is decreased from 14.3 to 5.4,and also the detection stability increases as the variation range of the relative error becomes much smaller.The proposed LS-FTF self-adaptive denoising method can be of practical value for mid-IR gas detection,especially for weak signal detection.