Nuclear magnetic resonance emitter protection module
A nuclear magnetic resonance and protection module technology, which is applied in the direction of electronic magnetic resonance/nuclear magnetic resonance detection, emergency protection circuit device, and protection against overcurrent, which can solve the problem of reduced maximum allowable operating current, high channel temperature, and inability Protect high-power switching tubes and other issues to avoid damage due to thermal breakdown
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[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, a nuclear magnetic resonance transmitter protection module is mainly composed of a current sampling unit 1, a temperature probe 2, a signal processing unit 3, and a logic operation unit 4.
[0031] The current sampling unit 1 performs current sampling on the high-power transmitting circuit.
[0032] The temperature probe 2 is a temperature sensor, which can convert a temperature signal into a voltage signal.
[0033] The signal processing unit 3 includes a temperature probe, an auxiliary circuit provided by a current sampling circuit, a filtering and conditioning circuit, and a time delay circuit. What is especially important in this module is the design of the overcurrent protection reference threshold circuit. The overcurrent reference threshold can change with the ambient temperature, and dynamically track the maximum allowable operating current of the high-power switch tube of the transmitter under the current temperature condition in rea...
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