Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures

In contrast to most conventional temperature sensors, which need to come to thermal equilibrium with the medium of interest to report its temperature, UOTS interrogate the medium based on the propagation speed of ultrasound, and will return temperature data that are “averaged” for the complete ultra...

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Main Authors: Hashmi, Anas, Kalashnikov, Alexander N., Light, Roger A.
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2015
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/34215/
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author Hashmi, Anas
Kalashnikov, Alexander N.
Light, Roger A.
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description In contrast to most conventional temperature sensors, which need to come to thermal equilibrium with the medium of interest to report its temperature, UOTS interrogate the medium based on the propagation speed of ultrasound, and will return temperature data that are “averaged” for the complete ultrasound pathway. It has been demonstrated that UOTS can provide consistent high-resolution temperature readings under steadily decreasing temperatures using inexpensive ultrasonic transducers and low cost electronic instrumentation.
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spelling nottingham-342152020-05-04T17:18:52Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/34215/ Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures Hashmi, Anas Kalashnikov, Alexander N. Light, Roger A. In contrast to most conventional temperature sensors, which need to come to thermal equilibrium with the medium of interest to report its temperature, UOTS interrogate the medium based on the propagation speed of ultrasound, and will return temperature data that are “averaged” for the complete ultrasound pathway. It has been demonstrated that UOTS can provide consistent high-resolution temperature readings under steadily decreasing temperatures using inexpensive ultrasonic transducers and low cost electronic instrumentation. 2015-10-24 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Hashmi, Anas, Kalashnikov, Alexander N. and Light, Roger A. (2015) Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures. In: 2015 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium, 21-24 October 2015, Taipei, Taiwan. Temperature sensor; ultrasonic instrumentation; ultrasonic NDE http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?arnumber=7329522
spellingShingle Temperature sensor; ultrasonic instrumentation; ultrasonic NDE
Hashmi, Anas
Kalashnikov, Alexander N.
Light, Roger A.
Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures
title Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures
title_full Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures
title_fullStr Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures
title_full_unstemmed Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures
title_short Experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (UOTS) under cyclically changing temperatures
title_sort experimental evaluation of ultrasonic oscillating temperature sensors (uots) under cyclically changing temperatures
topic Temperature sensor; ultrasonic instrumentation; ultrasonic NDE
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/34215/
https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/34215/