2012 IEEE 11th International Conference on Cognitive Informatics and Cognitive Computing 2012
DOI: 10.1109/icci-cc.2012.6311192
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Simulation analysis of influence factors in dynamic hysteresis model based on magneto-elastic effect

Abstract: Ferromagnetic materials have magneto-elastic effect when the materials was be magnetized. This characteristics using in cable tension measurement, which has a lot of merits contrasted with the method of vibration frequency and strain gages, its frequency of dynamic response is high, its life-span is long and its capacity of protecting over-loading is strong etc. so it is the most ideal methods. But the theory and model of magneto-elastic effect is not perfect, there are some problems to be researched and overc… Show more

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“…A .Temperature compensation curve method [4] First the temperature influence curve to material's magnetization intensity must be obtained by experiment in laboratory, shown in figure .1, then the result of measurement is revised by using the temperature influence curve, the influence is compensated. This method is very simple, but it needs enough times to experiment, for any materials, the workload of experiment is very huge.…”
Section: The Common Temperature Compensation Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A .Temperature compensation curve method [4] First the temperature influence curve to material's magnetization intensity must be obtained by experiment in laboratory, shown in figure .1, then the result of measurement is revised by using the temperature influence curve, the influence is compensated. This method is very simple, but it needs enough times to experiment, for any materials, the workload of experiment is very huge.…”
Section: The Common Temperature Compensation Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%