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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Reznicek, Zdenek
• Szendiuch, Ivan
• Reznicek, Michal

Titel

Thick film double thermodynamic sensor system

Ist Teil von

• 2008 2nd Electronics System-Integration Technology Conference, 2008, p.1301-1304

Ort / Verlag

IEEE

Erscheinungsjahr

2008

Quelle

IEEE Electronic Library (IEL)

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• This paper deals with a new family of thick film sensors used for thermodynamic monitoring and controlling of processes in industrial systems. In previous papers mentioned below the below mentioned basic principle of new thermodynamic sensor was introduced and its construction on alumina ceramic substrate was demonstrated. Generally, this sensor has plenty of application possibilities in various areas of industry sectors. Some final users especially from the RF area call for sensors that are independent from of contiguous environment effects. Such applications can be realized by using the double thermodynamic sensor probe. The basic principle of this solution is an external thermodynamic sensor that creates the thermodynamic environment shield for the internal sensor used for process monitoring inside the shielded area. Before implementation of the sensor system the simulation model of the double thermodynamic sensor as a particular element of the thermodynamic system was calculated. The values obtained from simulation (ANSYS, FLOMERICS) are compared and valuated with experimental results, and are shown in this paper. There is a good conformity between calculated and measured values. Results obtained from simulation enable construction of are used to construct a new family of double thermodynamic sensor probes in thermodynamic circuitry models, which are integrable in many industrial thermodynamic systems designed in standardized design environments (ANSYS, MATHCAD, FEMLAB etc.). They can be used as technical solutions in process and media monitoring for the controlling system integral design of any complex thermodynamics systems, namely automotive, power, heat distribution, food, chemical and petrochemical industry etc.