Temperature measurement using changes in dielectric constant...

Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – In spaced noncontact relationship to specimen

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C374S117000, C374S104000, C374S122000, C702S130000

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07637656

ABSTRACT:
A temperature measurement technique for calculating a temperature in a high temperature environment by monitoring a change in resonant frequency of a resonant structure loaded with a dielectric material. A response curve for a reflection coefficient S11 associated with the resonant structure is generated, typically by the use of a network analyzer connected to the resonant structure via a cable. A minimum point for the response curve is identified to detect the resonant frequency for the resonant structure. A calibration map is applied to the minimum point to identify a temperature associated with the resonant frequency of the resonant structure. The temperature associated with the resonant frequency of the resonant structure represents the temperature of the high temperature environment.

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International Search Report, PCT/US2007/009263, Sep. 17, 2008.

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