The invention belongs to the technical field of temperature sensors, and particularly relates to a self-driven
temperature sensing system based on a friction nanometer generator, which comprises a power supply module, a power
supply management module connected with the power supply module, and a
signal processing module connected with the power
supply management module, the
signal processing module performs amplitude normalization
processing on the received
signal and then transmits the signal to the temperature detection device; the power supply module is composed of a coaxial double-rotor friction nanometer generator and thermal sensitive ceramics, a mechanical decoupling double-power-generation-unit framework is adopted, it is ensured that the two units bear completely same mechanical input conditions through coaxial linkage, and errors caused by rotating speed difference are fundamentally eliminated; secondly, a thermosensitive modulation mechanism is innovatively introduced into
circuit design, a temperature variable is converted into an impedance ratio variable quantity, and mathematical decoupling is achieved between a detection signal and the
generating capacity; and finally, a priority dynamic power supply strategy is developed, the transmitting frequency of the
wireless module is automatically reduced when the energy is insufficient, and the operation of a sensing
core function is preferentially ensured. The three key technologies have a synergistic effect, so that the
system can still keep the temperature detection precision within + / -0.3 DEG C under the interference of complex environment variables, and no external power supply is needed for supplementation.