Method and sensor device for measuring a physical parameter util

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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73653, 73657, 250231P, G01L 110, G02B 514

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043792260

ABSTRACT:
A light beam is transmitted by a fiber optical cable to a light modulation device such as a vibrating filament, bar or plate. This device or oscillator modulates the light intensity with a frequency which is dependent upon the physical parameter to be measured. Oscillations are sustained by a striking device. The modulated light beam is transmitted by a fiber optical cable from the measurement location to an evaluation location where the frequency of the modulated light beam is measured. The measured frequency is a function of the physical parameter.

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