Self-rating and temperature-drift-removable magnetostriction level sensor
A magnetostrictive liquid level and sensor technology, applied in the field of liquid level detection and magnetostrictive liquid level sensor, can solve the problem of the reduction of the measurement accuracy of the magnetostrictive liquid level sensor, the inability to completely eliminate the measurement error, and the large volume of the temperature-compensated crystal oscillator. problems, to achieve the effect of simple structure, elimination of measurement errors, and elimination of liquid level measurement errors
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[0023] Such as figure 1 , figure 2 As shown: the magnetostrictive liquid level sensor is composed of a sensor head 1, a waveguide 4, a waveguide wire 7, a liquid level float 5, and a magnet 6 inside the liquid level float. In the waveguide of the magnetostrictive liquid level sensor, an auxiliary float 3 is added between the waveguide wire and the waveguide, and the distance L between the auxiliary float and the excitation pulse application point 2 in the sensor head is accurately determined 0 , so that when the liquid level sensor is put into the liquid tank for liquid level measurement, the sensor will not only measure the number N of liquid level count pulses corresponding to the liquid level value, but also measure the number N of count pulses of the auxiliary float 0 . Due to the extremely high linearity of the magnetostrictive level sensor, L 0 , N 0 , N and the liquid level distance Lx satisfy the following relationship: Lx=(L 0 / N 0 )·N, where L 0 / N 0 That is...
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[0025] Such as image 3 , Figure 4 Shown: on the basis of the above-mentioned embodiment 1, the auxiliary float 8 is added at the distance from the first auxiliary float Lo, and the time interval between the return signal and the excitation pulse signal of the two auxiliary magnets is L respectively o1 , L o2 , at this time, the liquid level-time proportional coefficient C 0 = L 0 / (N 02 -N 01 ), and Lx=C 0 ·N. , the double auxiliary float method can overcome the single auxiliary float method, because the position of the auxiliary float and the liquid level float coincides, resulting in the disadvantage of indistinguishable pulse.
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