Two core magnetic temperature sensor

Measuring and testing – Gas analysis – Moisture content or vapor pressure

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G01K 738

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040954684

ABSTRACT:
A temperature sensing device which utilizes a pair of inductively wound magnetic cores is disclosed. The cores are constructed so that the permeability of one core changes with temperature at a rate which is different from the rate that the permeability of the other core changes, with respect to temperature. A plot of inductance vs. temperature, thus varies so that the curves for the two cores intersect at the temperature which is to be sensed. The cores are connected together in a four-arm inductance bridge network and a null detector is coupled to the bridge network to provide an electrical output signal.

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