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Non-Contact Measurement Method for High Frequency Impedance of Load at the End of Wire Harness

2017-03-28
2017-01-1643
To avoid a trial and error adjustment for designing EMI filters, clarifying load impedance of operating condition, i.e., dynamic impedance of equipment is very useful. Therefore the need to a non-contact measurement method of the impedance connected to a wire harness is increasing rapidly. A measurement method using a network analyzer with two current probes was previously proposed. However, it was confirmed only up to 30 MHz. Many radio equipment operate above 30 MHz such as FM receivers and GPS receivers installed in vehicles. So increasing the measurement frequency is necessary in the auto industry. At first, we tried to expand the applicable frequency to 100 MHz, i.e., FM band. In this study, we applied the transmission line theory using the non-contact measurement method. Furthermore, in order to use the theory, the characteristic impedance and phase constant of the wire harness are required. So we made an additional measurement to estimate them.
Technical Paper

Shape Memory Alloy Engine

1992-08-03
929057
A shape memory alloy engine has been developed for the purpose of extracting the mechanical energy from a small difference in temperature. The engine is mainly composed of two pulleys (high temperature and low temperature) and single belt made of the nickel titanium shape memory alloy. The alloy memorizes a shape arcing in the direction opposite to the direction of the belt are around the pulleys. When the temperature of the belt which is in contact with the high temperature pulley rises above the transformation temperature, a return to the memorized shape generates a force which rotates the pulleys. To make the heat transfer more effective, the engine was designed so that the lower part of the two pulleys are embedded in hot and cold water, respectively. This engine has achieved a continuous speed of about 500 revolutions per minute. The effects of water temperature and torque loss on engine output power have been investigated experimentally.
Technical Paper

Development of Multi-hole Nozzle Injector for Spray-guided DISI Engine

2011-08-30
2011-01-1888
Recently CO₂ emission regulation has become more stringent and higher thermal efficiency of the internal combustion engine is required. Spray-guided gasoline direct injection engine has promising potential for lower fuel consumption. The purpose of this study is to clarify the air-fuel mixture formation requirements and to investigate the spray specification of multi-hole nozzle injector for spray-guided stratified combustion.
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