A Radio-Frequency Resistance Thermometer
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概要
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A fast response and sensitive resistance thermometer is studied which utilizes the "skineffect" and "resonance", on condition that a radio-frequency is used instead of direct-current as a power source. A fine platinum wire (0.08 mm diameter) fed with about 7 Mc r.f. current shows a character superior to the one which is obtained by the customary method with respect to the response and the sensitivity. Also this device has the advantage that it can be applied without decreasing the response and the sensitivity, even if a thick wire is used to obtain better mechanical strength. As a result, it will be useful for measuring the transient temperature change, for instance, a hot gas in the cylinders of internal combustion engines and other similar machines.
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著者
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NAGAO Fujio
Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University
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Nagao Fujio
Faculty Of Engineering Kyoto University
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OHIGASHI Shunichi
Faculty of Engineering, University of Osaka City.
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HIGASHINO Ichiro
Faculty of Engineering, University of Osaka City.
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Higashino Ichiro
Faculty Of Engineering University Of Osaka City.
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Higashino Ichiro
Faculty Of Engineering Osaka City Univ.
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Ohigashi Shunichi
Faculty Of Engineering Kyoto University.
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Ohigashi Shunichi
Faculty Of Engineering University Of Osaka City.
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Nagao F.
Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University
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