| 摘要 |
<p>An inductive flowmeter for measuring the flow velocity of a conductive fluid has an electrical circuit that advantageously utilizes minimal analog components, and hence has advantages over conventional systems. The circuit has an evaluation channel that measures a differential voltage induced across the fluid as it flows through a region having a magnetic field, and has a reference channel that provides a voltage indicative of the strength of the magnetic field. The differential voltage and the reference voltage are each digitized over the same time interval, and a programmable controller calculates a ratio of the digitized voltages to provide the flow velocity of the fluid. <IMAGE></p> |
