A DC-AC Coupling Temperature Compensation Control Method
A technology of temperature compensation and control method, which is applied in the direction of temperature control using electric mode, auxiliary controller with auxiliary heating device, etc., which can solve the problems of inherent temperature fluctuation of cold head, poor system temperature stability, and difficulty in achieving low temperature requirements, etc. , to achieve real-time optimal control, reliable performance, and easy implementation
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[0062] The cold head 1 transfers the cold energy to the sample chamber 3 through the thermal connection 2, so that the sample chamber 3 reaches a low temperature. At the same time, the inherent temperature fluctuation of the cold head 1 is also transmitted to the sample chamber 3 through the thermal connection 2, resulting in the internal temperature of the low temperature system. The stability is poor, the heating device 4 is coupled to the sample chamber 3, and the temperature change of the sample chamber is monitored in real time through a thermometer. figure 2 As shown, the specific temperature fluctuation satisfies the formula (1): The temperature fluctuation is a single sinusoidal fluctuation, t is time, A(t)=4.44mK, f=1.72Hz,
[0063] Adjust the AC heating power on the heating device 3. The specific AC heating power fluctuation forms are as shown in formulas (3) and (4): q A (t)=q 0 (t) sin(2πft+Φ) and In the formula, f=1.72Hz, Φ=180°, and A(t)=4.44mK.
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Embodiment 2
[0067] The basic parameters are the same as in Example 1, the temperature fluctuation amplitude of the cold head 1 increases, the thermal resistance of the sample cavity 3 increases, and the specific fluctuation form of the temperature change of the sample cavity 3 satisfies the formula (1), the temperature fluctuation is a single sinusoidal fluctuation, t is the time, A(t)=27mK, f=1.72Hz,
[0068] The temperature fluctuation on the sample chamber 3 is compensated by the AC heating power of different phases, so as to suppress the temperature fluctuation. Figure 5 and as shown in the table below:
[0069] Phase (°) Peak temperature fluctuation (mK) Temperature fluctuation suppression ratio (%) 0 27 0 30 26 4.0% 60 22 19.5% 90 16 41.9% 120 8 69.0% 150 4 86.0% 180 10 63.1% 210 17 36.7% 240 23 15.4% 270 26 2.0%
[0070] from Figure 5 It can be seen from the above table that when the AC heating powe...
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