JP2526177B2 - Discharge energy measuring device - Google Patents
Discharge energy measuring deviceInfo
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- JP2526177B2 JP2526177B2 JP2327420A JP32742090A JP2526177B2 JP 2526177 B2 JP2526177 B2 JP 2526177B2 JP 2327420 A JP2327420 A JP 2327420A JP 32742090 A JP32742090 A JP 32742090A JP 2526177 B2 JP2526177 B2 JP 2526177B2
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- discharge energy
- coherer
- decoherer
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 静電気、電磁波、電気誘導等の放電エネルギーを常時
連続して測定に用いるコヒーラ及びデコヒーラからなる
測定装置に関する。TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a measuring device including a coherer and a decoherer, which are used for continuously and continuously measuring discharge energy such as static electricity, electromagnetic waves, and electric induction.
(従来の技術) 従来は静電気の帯電又は誘導、電磁波、電気誘導等の
放電エネルギーの測定は、各々別々な性能の異なった種
類の測定装置を必要とする。(Prior Art) Conventionally, measurement of discharge energy such as electrostatic charging or induction, electromagnetic waves, and electrical induction requires different types of measuring devices having different performances.
(発明が解決しようとする課題) 従来は静電気の帯電又は誘導、電磁波、電気誘導等の
放電エネルギーの測定装置は、各々別々な性能の異なっ
た測定装置を使用する問題点があった。(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) Conventionally, measuring devices for discharge energy such as electrostatic charging or induction, electromagnetic waves, and electric induction have a problem in that measuring devices having different performances are used.
本発明はコヒーラ、デコヒーラを主体とした回路の測
定装置だけで、静電気の帯電又は誘導、電磁波、電気誘
導等の放電エネルギーの測定を連続的にできる測定装置
を提供することを目的としている。It is an object of the present invention to provide a measuring device which can continuously measure discharge energy such as electrostatic charging or induction, electromagnetic waves, and electrical induction only by a measuring device having a circuit mainly including a coherer and a decoherer.
(課題を解決するための手段) 上記目的を達成するために、本発明の放電エネルギー
測定装置は図に示すごとく、電気抵抗値109Ω以下の材
料で被測定物に適した形状の集電部1よりシールドワイ
ヤー2を通りコヒーラ3を介してアース4に接続する。(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the discharge energy measuring apparatus of the present invention is, as shown in the figure, a collector having a shape suitable for an object to be measured with a material having an electric resistance value of 10 9 Ω or less. It connects from the part 1 through the shield wire 2 and the earth 4 through the coherer 3.
一方シールドワイヤー2とコヒーラ3との接続点より
チョークコイル5を通し直流電源7及びデコヒーラ6を
介しアース4に接続する。On the other hand, from the connection point between the shield wire 2 and the coherer 3, the choke coil 5 is passed through and the DC power source 7 and the decoherer 6 are connected to the earth 4.
デコヒーラのコイル8に二次コイル9を巻き、この起
電力を整流器10を通しコンデンサー11とこれに並列に直
流計器(レコーダーも含む)12を結線する。A secondary coil 9 is wound around the coil 8 of the decoherer, and this electromotive force is passed through a rectifier 10 and a capacitor 11 and a DC meter (including a recorder) 12 are connected in parallel with the capacitor 11.
(作用) 被測定物体13の放電エネルギーが集電部1に誘導し、
このエネルギーがシールドワイヤー2を通りコヒーラ3
に感ずるとこのエネルギーがコヒーラ3の作動する大き
さになったときコヒーラ3は急に低抵抗値となる。コヒ
ーラに作動するエネルギーはパルス電流である。(Operation) The discharge energy of the measured object 13 is induced in the current collector 1,
This energy passes through the shield wire 2 and the coherer 3
When feeling this, the coherer 3 suddenly becomes a low resistance value when this energy reaches a level at which the coherer 3 operates. The energy that drives the coherer is a pulsed current.
このパルス電流に対しチョークコイル5は高抵抗値に
なり、このパルス電流は通過しにくい。放電エネルギー
でコヒーラ3が低抵抗値に急変し、直流電源7の電流は
チョークコイル5、コヒーラ3、デコヒーラ6のコイル
8を流れるのでデコヒーラ6が作動しコヒーラ3に衝撃
を与えるので、コヒーラ3は元の高抵抗値に復帰する
と、直流電流の流れが停止しデコヒーラ6のコイル8の
電流も停止する。The choke coil 5 has a high resistance value with respect to this pulse current, and it is difficult for this pulse current to pass through. The discharge energy causes the coherer 3 to suddenly change to a low resistance value, and the current of the DC power supply 7 flows through the choke coil 5, the coherer 3, and the coil 8 of the decoherer 6, so that the decoherer 6 operates and gives an impact to the coherer 3. When the original high resistance value is restored, the flow of the DC current stops and the current of the coil 8 of the decoherer 6 also stops.
この操作によりデコヒーラ6の二次コイル9に交流起
電力が発生し、これを整流器10により直流化しこれがコ
ンデンサー11に充電される。By this operation, an AC electromotive force is generated in the secondary coil 9 of the decoherer 6, and this is converted into a direct current by the rectifier 10 and this is charged in the capacitor 11.
復帰するとすぐコヒーラ3に集電部1より作動するエ
ネルギー−が印加するので、コヒーラ3が再度低抵抗値
に急変し、前期同様デコヒーラ6が作動しデコヒーラ6
の二次コイル9に交流起電力が発生し整流器10により直
流化しこれがコンデンサー11に充電され、これが集積さ
れてこの充電電圧がだんだんと高くなる。Immediately after returning, the energy to operate from the current collector 1 is applied to the coherer 3, so that the coherer 3 suddenly changes to a low resistance value again, and the decoherer 6 operates and the decoherer 6 operates as in the previous period.
AC electromotive force is generated in the secondary coil 9 and is converted into a direct current by the rectifier 10, which is charged in the capacitor 11, which is integrated and the charging voltage is gradually increased.
上記の繰り返す時間は放電エネルギーが高ければ高い
ほど短くなる。繰り返す時間が短いほどコンデンサー11
に充電される電圧が高くなり、これにつれて直流計器12
の振れが大きくなる。The higher the discharge energy, the shorter the above repeating time becomes. Condenser 11 the shorter the time to repeat
As the voltage charged to the
The fluctuation of the
故に放電エネルギーの大小に直流計器の振れが比例す
るため、直流計器12の振れの目盛りにより放電エネルギ
ーの大小の変化が連続的に測定することができる。Therefore, since the fluctuation of the DC meter is proportional to the magnitude of the discharge energy, the fluctuation of the discharge energy can be continuously measured by the fluctuation scale of the DC meter 12.
(実施例) 集電部1として電気抵抗値105Ω位のベークライト板 300×500mm。(Example) As a current collector 1, a bakelite plate having an electric resistance value of about 10 5 Ω is 300 × 500 mm.
シールドワイヤ2として 3C2V 20m。3C2V 20m as shield wire 2.
コヒーラ3として感度 0.00045mJ。Sensitivity 0.00045mJ for Cohera 3.
デコヒーラ6として 6V 50mA。6V 50mA as a decoherer 6.
チョークコイル5として 100mH。100mH for choke coil 5.
直流電源7として 6V。6V for DC power supply 7.
整流器10として 100V 10mA。100V 10mA as rectifier 10.
コンデンサー11として 10μF 100V。10μF 100V as the capacitor 11.
直流計器12として 0−50V。0-50V as DC meter 12.
被測定物体13として 10KV帯電したポリエチレン
板。200×200mmを集電部との間隔を変化さす。A polyethylene plate charged with 10 KV as the measured object 13. Change the distance from the current collector to 200 x 200 mm.
等を使用し実施した。Etc. were used.
(発明の効果) この発明は以上説明したように集電部1とコヒーラ3
との間にシールドワイヤー2で結線されているため、シ
ールドワイヤー2の外周の誘導が無く集電部で集めた放
電エネルギーだけが測定することができる。(Effect of the Invention) As described above, the present invention is provided with the current collector 1 and the coherer 3.
Since the shield wire 2 is connected between and, there is no induction of the outer periphery of the shield wire 2 and only the discharge energy collected by the current collector can be measured.
コヒーラ3の電流感度(内部抵抗が低抵抗値に急変す
る感度)は22Vで1pA以下であるため集電部1の電気抵抗
値は109Ω以下で目的を達成する。The current sensitivity of the coherer 3 (sensitivity at which the internal resistance suddenly changes to a low resistance) is 1 pA or less at 22 V, so the electrical resistance of the current collector 1 is 10 9 Ω or less to achieve the purpose.
直流計器12としてレコーダーを使用すると放電エネル
ギーの変化を常時記録することができる。When a recorder is used as the DC meter 12, it is possible to constantly record the change in discharge energy.
放電エネルギーと直流計器との振れの変化を点検する
ため、コンデンサーに直流電圧を充電しこの時の放電エ
ネルギーをJ=1/2CV2で計算しこれを集電部とアース間
に放電したとき、この放電エネルギーと直流計器の振れ
が比例していることが明白となった。In order to check the change of discharge energy and the fluctuation of DC meter, the capacitor was charged with DC voltage, the discharge energy at this time was calculated with J = 1 / 2CV 2 , and when this was discharged between the current collector and ground, It became clear that this discharge energy is proportional to the swing of the DC meter.
図は本発明による説明回路図 1……集電部 2……シールドワイヤー 3……コヒーラ 4……アース 5……チョークコイル 6……デコヒーラ 7……直流電源 8……コイル 9……二次コイル 10……整流器 11……コンデンサー 12……直流計器(レコーダー) 13……被測定物体 The figure is an explanatory circuit diagram according to the present invention 1 ... Current collector 2 ... Shield wire 3 ... Coherer 4 ... Ground 5 ... Choke coil 6 ... Decoherer 7 ... DC power supply 8 ... Coil 9 ... Secondary Coil 10 ... Rectifier 11 ... Capacitor 12 ... DC meter (recorder) 13 ... Object to be measured
Claims (1)
が接地されたコヒーラと該コヒーラの前記一端と接地端
との間にチョークコイルと電源との直列回路を介して接
続され、かつ、2次コイルが巻かれたデコヒーラとから
なり、該2次コイルの出力に基づいて表示することを特
徴とする放電エネルギー測定装置1. A current collecting part, a coherer having one end connected to the current collecting part and the other end grounded, and a series circuit of a choke coil and a power supply between the one end and the grounded end of the coherer. A discharge energy measuring device comprising a decoherer connected to the secondary coil, and displaying based on the output of the secondary coil.
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JP2327420A JP2526177B2 (en) | 1990-11-28 | 1990-11-28 | Discharge energy measuring device |
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JP2327420A JP2526177B2 (en) | 1990-11-28 | 1990-11-28 | Discharge energy measuring device |
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JPH04194759A JPH04194759A (en) | 1992-07-14 |
JP2526177B2 true JP2526177B2 (en) | 1996-08-21 |
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