Detection of temperature in connectors by means of superimposed test frequency
A frequency and temperature change technology, applied to thermometers, thermometers using electric/magnetic elements that are directly sensitive to heat, and parts of thermometers, can solve the problems of costing sensors and receiving units
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[0018] figure 1 A charging cable for an electric vehicle is shown, which has a current conductor L1 and a neutral conductor N. In addition, a protective conductor PE is provided. The electrical power is transmitted from the grid via the charging cable to the electric vehicle via the plug connector. In order to detect the temperature in the plug connector at the end of the charging cable, a temperature sensor 5, 6 is mounted on the conductor end in the plug connector, which detects the temperature in the conductor L1 and the neutral conductor N . The temperature sensors 5 , 6 can here be formed either capacitively by means of a variable capacitor 5 a or inductively by means of a variable inductance 6 a. The variable capacitance 5 a and the variable inductance 6 a are temperature dependent, so that a change in temperature causes a change in capacitance or inductance. The charging cable also has a so-called on-cable control box 1 for safety and communication functions. The u...
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