用于测量雷电流的全光纤电流传感器

雷电流测量是研究雷电的一个重要部分。为此,本文研究了一种用于测量雷电流的全光纤电流传感器。首先,介绍了光纤电流传感器的基本原理及结构组成;其次,在实验室中对该传感器的响应速度、测量精度及测量范围等性能指标进行了测试。结果表明,该传感器的响应速度为微秒级,可测量范围在1 kA~100 kA,动态范围大于40 dB,测量误差小于5%,测量波形与标准的Pearson电流探头测试波形相比一致性较好,该研究为雷电流测量提供了一种新方法。     

An electroacoustic method for measuring the intensity of high-powermicrowave pulses

A microwave electric field intensity meter for single high-power radiowave pulses is described. A surface acoustic wave (SAW) dielectric acoustic line is used which has nonlinear electroacoustic properties and is comprised of two transducers. The first (nonlinear) transducer is affected by a microwave electric field and provides the SAW excitation due to nonlinear effects. A delayed SAW signal, carrying information about the electric field strength, is received by a linear interdigital transducer     

A false-balance-avoidance transductor for measuring large DCcurrents

A two-core feedback-controlled transductor for measuring large dc currents is presented. It is capable of measuring bidirectional dc currents with the accuracy of 100 ppm and of returning to its normal operating condition once it is stuck in the false balance state. It can be applied to the situation in which the abrupt jumps of the busbar current take place frequently     

Precision ranger for measuring large mechanical components

We present a precision laser ranger system for the measurement of large manufactured components and structures. The system was developed based on a beat-wave interferometry principle. The light source of this system is a frequency-stabilized laser with a frequency stability of 1 x 10(-7) (in open air) or 10(-8) (in the laboratory). The laser operates in two longitudinal modes, and the two modes are generated in common resonator; therefore the two beams are naturally coaxial. The precision ranger system does not need a long guide or any heavy machinery. In this system an adaptive filter and a wavelet-transform program are used to improve the measurement accuracy. The system described here has a measuring range of 0-20 m and a measuring uncertainty of 30 microm/10 m.     

Rapid magnetic cell delivery for large tubular bioengineered constructs

Delivery of cells into tubular tissue constructs with large diameters poses significant spatial and temporal challenges. This study describes preliminary findings for a novel process for rapid and uniform seeding of cells onto the luminal surface of large tubular constructs. Fibroblasts, tagged with superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPION), were directed onto the luminal surface of tubular constructs by a magnetic field generated by a k4-type Halbach cylinder device. The spatial distribution of attached cells, as measured by the mean number of cells, was compared with a conventional, dynamic, rotational cell-delivery technique. Cell loading onto the constructs was measured by microscopy and magnetic resonance imaging. The different seeding techniques employed had a significant effect on the spatial distribution of the cells (p < 0.0001). The number of attached cells at defined positions within the same construct was significantly different for the dynamic rotation technique (p < 0.05). In contrast, no significant differences in the number of cells attached to the luminal surface were found between the defined positions on the construct loaded with the Halbach cylinder. The technique described overcomes limitations associated with existing cell-delivery techniques and is amenable to a variety of tubular organs where rapid loading and uniform distribution of cells for therapeutic applications are required.     

Instrument for measuring direct current in electrolyte jets

Conclusions The above instrument was used for the first time in 1959 for measuring leakage currents in electrolyte jets at two plants. Over 300 measurements were made [4]. The insrument was calibrated before each set of measurements (10 times during 6 months) without observing any deviations in it.Designed on the principle of a magnetic amplifier, the inrument provides measuremens of small dc currents in electrolyte jets and suitable for production conrol of leakage currents in operating elecrolytic installations. It can also be adapted for measuring direct currents in electrolyte jets under different conditions.The insrumen is of a relatively small size and is simple to use.     

A new method for the electro-optical measuring of fast high voltage pulses

This report describes a new method for measuring fast high voltage electric pulses based on one particular application of the Kerr effect. This work was carried out in order to further the development of optical particle detectors. At the present time with our method, the minimum risetime of the measured pulse reaches the nanosecond domain while the maximum voltage is limited only by the physical dimension of the electro-optical transducer.The measuring principle chosen requires a new calibration method in order to reconstruct the observed signal.The use of nitrobenzol as the active liquid allows the continuous modification of the cell sensitivity over a ratio of 1 to 3 without changing the geometry of the cell.