JPH049774A - Circuit mainly consisting of coherer and discharge tube - Google Patents
Circuit mainly consisting of coherer and discharge tubeInfo
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Abstract
Description
(産業上の利用分野)
本発明は、静電気の帯電、誘導、微小電流等の直流、並
びに50または60サイクルの交流、高周波電流、電波
等の点検に共用することのできるコヒーラと放電管(通
電前の内部抵抗値が非常に高く、一定以上の大きさの電
流を通電したとき急に内部抵抗値が低くなる場合によっ
ては同時に発光する電気管を明細書で放電管と書く。)
とを主体とした回路。
(従来の技術)
従来のコヒーラを主体とした回路を第2図に示すごとく
、火花発振電波の受信器の検波器として使用したもので
ある。
アンテナ[7]に電波が入ると一次コイル[8]を通り
アース(Industrial Application Field) The present invention provides a coherer and a discharge tube (current-carrying (In some cases, an electric tube whose internal resistance value is very high, and when a current of a certain magnitude or more is applied, the internal resistance value suddenly decreases, and which simultaneously emits light, is referred to as a discharge tube in the specification.)
A circuit mainly consisting of. (Prior Art) As shown in FIG. 2, a conventional circuit mainly consisting of a coherer is used as a detector for a receiver of spark oscillation radio waves. When a radio wave enters the antenna [7], it passes through the primary coil [8] and is grounded.
【9】に流れると二次コイル[10]に誘導電流
が発生し、これがコンデンサーWhen the current flows through [9], an induced current is generated in the secondary coil [10], which is then transferred to the capacitor.
【111を通る、電波電
流は周波数が高いのでチョークコイル[12,133は
ハイインビーダイスとなりこのチョークコイル[12,
13] には電波電流は流れにくいためコヒーラ【1】
に流れるのでコヒーラ[Since the radio wave current passing through 111 has a high frequency, the choke coil [12, 133 becomes a high-in-bee die and this choke coil [12,
13] because it is difficult for radio wave current to flow through coherer [1]
cohera because it flows to
【1】の内部抵抗値が低抵抗値に
急変する(このことを明細書で反転と書く)と電源(5
1(コヒーラを反転させる電圧より低い電圧の電源、こ
れを明細書ではただ電源と書く)の電流は直流であるた
めチョークコイル[12]の抵抗値はがさい、これと反
転したコヒーラWhen the internal resistance value of [1] suddenly changes to a low resistance value (this is written as inversion in the specification), the power supply (5
1 (a power source with a voltage lower than the voltage that inverts the coherer, this is simply written as a power source in the specification) is a direct current, so the resistance value of the choke coil [12] is low.
【11等を通りチョークコイル[13)
を介して表示装置[6]を作動させるがこの回路では直
流や交流の電圧が直接コヒーラ[1]の両極に加電され
てもこれらの電流では、内部抵抗値の小さいチョークコ
イルや表示器の回路がコヒーラに並列に入っているので
コヒーラに加電される電圧が低くコヒーラは反転しない
。 要するに従来のコヒーラを主体とした回路は、電
波電流だけで働き、直流や交流に対しては動作しない。
(発明が解決しようとする課題)
従来のコヒーラを主体とした回路のコヒーラは、高周波
電波の受信器の検波器としてのみ使用されている。
本発明は、静電気の帯電、誘導、徽41電流等の直流及
び50または60サイクルの交流並びに高周波電流等が
すべて共用に作動するコヒーラ回路を提供することを目
的としている。
(1*[を解決するための手段)
本発明は、第1図に示すごとくコヒーラ[1]の1極と
放電管【3】の1極とを接続点[15)に集電部[Choke coil passes through 11th mag [13]
In this circuit, even if direct current or alternating voltage is applied directly to both poles of the coherer [1], these currents will cause the display device [6] to operate through the choke coil, which has a small internal resistance, or the display device. Since the circuit is connected in parallel to the coherer, the voltage applied to the coherer is low and the coherer does not invert. In short, conventional coherer-based circuits work only with radio wave current, and do not work with direct current or alternating current. (Problems to be Solved by the Invention) A conventional coherer-based circuit is used only as a detector of a high-frequency radio wave receiver. An object of the present invention is to provide a coherer circuit in which static electricity charging, induction, direct current such as 41 current, 50 or 60 cycle alternating current, high frequency current, etc. all operate in common. (Means for Solving 1*[)] As shown in FIG.
【2】
を取り付ける。コヒーラ[1]の他極と放電管[2]
Attach. Coherer [1] other pole and discharge tube
【3】の
他極との間に表示装置[6]並びに放電管(3)を作動
するための電源[5)と抵抗器[4]必要に応し表示装
置(61とを直列に結線したものを接続する。
(作用)
コヒーラ[1]が作動する前の内部抵抗値は約1013
Ω以上であるが、これに約30V以上で約1ピコアンへ
゛アーのIll ノJs電流が流れると、 内部抵抗値
が約102Ωに反転する。 (反転したコヒーラ[11
は反転解除のため衝撃を与えるまでは長時間反転のまま
保持される。この反転したコヒーラ[コ、]の長さに対
する方向の中間部を軽く衝撃を与えると、またもとの約
1013Ωの内部抵抗値に急変する。このことを明細書
で反転解除と書く)放電管(3)の内部抵抗値は非常に
高いがこれに約1ピコアンへ゛アー以上の電流を流すと
急に内部抵抗値が沙さくなり1発光するものもある。
集電部[3] A power supply [5) for operating the display device [6] and the discharge tube (3) and the resistor [4] are connected in series with the display device (61) between the other electrode and the resistor [4] if necessary. Connect things. (Function) The internal resistance value before coherer [1] operates is approximately 1013
Ω or more, but when a current of about 1 picoam to Ill and Js flows through this at about 30V or more, the internal resistance value is reversed to about 102Ω. (Inverted Cohera [11
remains inverted for a long time until a shock is applied to release the inversion. When a slight impact is applied to the middle part of this inverted coherer in the direction of its length, the internal resistance value suddenly changes again to the original value of about 1013Ω. (This is written as "release of inversion" in the specification) The internal resistance value of the discharge tube (3) is very high, but when a current of about 1 picoamp or more is passed through it, the internal resistance value suddenly decreases and 1 light is emitted. There are some things. Current collector
【21に静電気の帯電、誘導、微小電流等のいづ
れかがatすると、まずこれがコヒーラ〔11に流れる
と同時にコヒーラは反転する。この時放電管[3)は電
波不足のため内部抵抗値が大きいままである。コヒーラ
【11が反転するとこれが低抵抗値になったためこれに
電源【5】の電流が流れ、はじめて放電管〔31が低抵
抗値となり発光すると同時に表示器![21] When any one of static electricity, induction, minute current, etc. is at, it first flows to the coherer [11] and at the same time the coherer is reversed. At this time, the internal resistance of the discharge tube [3] remains large due to the lack of radio waves. When the coherer [11] reverses, it becomes a low resistance value, so current from the power supply [5] flows through it, and for the first time, the discharge tube [31 becomes a low resistance value and emits light, and at the same time the indicator!
【61も作動する
。
この回路は、コンデンサーやインダクタンス等が存在し
ないので静電気の帯電、誘導、微小電流のような直流電
流や50または60サイクルの交流及び電波等の高周波
電流でも作動する。
(実施例)
実施例1 本発明の回路を利用した人体帯電点検器と
して第3図に示しこれを貌明すれば放電管【31として
発光ダイオード(1!流が1ミリ7ン八”7−で低抵抗
値となり発光する)を使用し、電M【5)として乾電池
3■、抵抗器【4】は1,000Ω、コヒーラ11)と
して作動前の内部抵抗値は5X1013Ωで、反転した
ときユ02Ωになったものを使用し、集電部[61 also operates. Since this circuit does not have a capacitor or inductance, it can operate even with static electricity, induction, direct current such as minute current, 50 or 60 cycle alternating current, and high frequency current such as radio waves. (Example) Example 1 A human body charge check device using the circuit of the present invention is shown in FIG. The internal resistance before operation is 5 x 1013 Ω, and the resistor [4] is 1,000 Ω. 02Ω, and the current collector
【2】とし
て直径1511Il+の黄#i製円盤、反転解除ボタン
[2] Yellow #i disc with diameter 1511Il+, inversion release button
【14]等を組み立てたものである。
使用するときは、外部全面が導電性シート張#[16]
を手で持ち、集電部【2】を接地されている導体(17
]に接続させる。
実施例2 被帯電測定物(181が異常帯電電圧とな
ったとき表示する点検装置として第4図に示す。
上記実施例1の人体帯電点検器は普通測定電圧は低電圧
であるがこの被帯電測定物[14] etc. are assembled. When in use, the entire external surface is covered with a conductive sheet #[16]
in your hand, and connect the current collector [2] to the grounded conductor (17
]. Embodiment 2 An inspection device that displays when the charged object to be measured (181) has an abnormal charging voltage is shown in FIG. 4. Measurement object
【18]のときは高電圧であ
る時が多いので集電部(2] とし被帯電測定物【18
】とは測定電圧により集電部[18] Since the voltage is often high, the current collector (2) is used as the charged object to be measured [18].
] is the current collector depending on the measured voltage.
【21と被帯電測定物(1
8]との間隔を決定して固定す集電部(18]とコヒー
ラ[1]の1極と放電管[3)の1極との接続点[15
)との間はシールドワイヤー(19] (シールド部
を接地したもの)で接続する。
実施例3 送電線に誘導雷、落雷等を受けたとき鉄塔
と送電線との間にある碍子の破損を防止するために碍子
の両端にアークリングを取り付けである。大きな雷のと
きはアークリング間に火花放電が発生し、これによりア
ークリングが熔解し損傷する事があり、碍子の破損防止
が出来なくなる。このアークリング間に火花放電が発生
したときに起きる電波を集電部が受は表示装置を作動さ
せる目的であるが現場において実施する事が出来ないの
で第5図に示すようなpA擬実験を行った。アークリン
グとして2個の直径10mmの金属球[20,21]を
使用しこの間隔3m++とする。コンデンサー[22)
1.t15,0OOV耐圧0.1μFに高電圧発生器(
23)より10,000■をコンデンサー【22]に充
電し、これを金属球[20,211間に加電し両金属球
間に火花放電を発生させる。この近くに本発明の集電部
【2】を接置し実験を行った。
(発明の効果)
実施例1の人体帯電点検器において、人体の静電容量を
100 pP (ヒ’:+77NF′)人体帯電電圧を
30Vと仮定して100pFのコンデンサーに直流30
Vを充電し、このコンデンサーを第3図の集電部(2)
と手で持つところの導電性シート張部[21 and the charged object to be measured (1
The connection point [15] between the current collector (18), one pole of the coherer [1], and one pole of the discharge tube [3], the distance between which is determined and fixed between
) is connected with a shield wire (19) (with the shield part grounded).Example 3: When a power transmission line receives induced lightning, lightning, etc., the insulator between the tower and the power transmission line is damaged. To prevent this, arc rings are attached to both ends of the insulator.During large lightning storms, spark discharge occurs between the arc rings, which can melt and damage the arc ring, making it impossible to prevent damage to the insulator. The current collector receives the radio waves generated when a spark discharge occurs between the arc rings in order to operate the display device, but since this cannot be carried out in the field, a pA pseudo-experiment as shown in Figure 5 was conducted. Two metal balls [20, 21] with a diameter of 10 mm are used as the arc ring, and the distance between them is 3 m++.Condenser [22]
1. t15,0OOV High voltage generator (
23), the capacitor [22] is charged with 10,000 µm, and this is applied between the metal balls [20 and 211] to generate a spark discharge between the two metal balls. An experiment was conducted by placing the current collector [2] of the present invention near this. (Effect of the invention) In the human body charge check device of Example 1, assuming that the capacitance of the human body is 100 pP (Hi': +77NF') and the human body charge voltage is 30V, a DC voltage of 30V is applied to a 100pF capacitor.
Charge V and connect this capacitor to the current collector (2) in Figure 3.
Conductive sheet tension part held by hand
【16)との間に
接続し電源開閉器[241を閉にすると発光ダイオード
[31が発光した。コヒーラ[1]が反転した為である
。
ようするに人体帯電電圧が30V位であることを発光ダ
イオード(3)により表示した。
実施例2において第4図の被帯電測定物[18]として
アクリルフィルムで1分間に20mの速度で移動中の上
部10C11の間隔に集電部(2)として外経15II
Il内経10+am長さ1,000Hのベークライトパ
イプ内に黄銅神経5IIIfi長さ900■を入れたも
のの黄銅部にシールドワイヤー(19)長さ20mの一
端の心線を付はコヒーラ[1]と発光ダイオード【3】
との接続点[16] When the power switch [241] is closed, the light emitting diode [31] emits light. This is because coherer [1] has been reversed. In this way, the light emitting diode (3) indicated that the human body charging voltage was approximately 30V. In Example 2, an acrylic film was used as the charged measurement object [18] in FIG. 4, and an outer diameter 15II was used as a current collecting part (2) at an interval of the upper part 10C11 which was moving at a speed of 20 m per minute.
Brass nerve 5IIIfi length 900cm is placed in a Bakelite pipe with internal diameter 10+am and length 1,000H, and a shield wire (19) with a core wire at one end of length 20m is attached to the brass part, and it emits light as a coherer [1]. Diode [3]
connection point with
【15)に同シールドワイヤーの他端の心線
を結線する。被帯電測定物【18]の帯電電圧が2,0
OOVになった時コヒーラ【11が反転し表示装置[6
]が作動した。
被帯電測定物【18]と集電部【2】との間隔は、帯電
電圧に反比例するので、測定電圧を決定することが出来
る。
実施例3の模擬実験の結果は、アークリングとして2個
の直径10■の金属球Connect the core wire at the other end of the shield wire to [15]. The charging voltage of the charged measurement object [18] is 2.0
When it becomes OOV, the coherer [11 is reversed and the display device [6
] was activated. Since the distance between the charged object to be measured [18] and the current collector [2] is inversely proportional to the charging voltage, the measured voltage can be determined. The results of the simulation experiment in Example 3 show that two metal balls with a diameter of 10 cm were used as the arc ring.
【2o。
21】を、両者の間隔3elIにして、コンデンサー[
22] 15,0OOV耐圧0.1μFに10.0O
OV充電したものを結線し両金属球間に火花放電を発生
させる。この両金属4、
球より約5m1lれなところに集電部[2o. 21], the distance between them is 3elI, and the capacitor [
22] 10.0O to 15,0OOV withstand voltage 0.1μF
Connect the OV-charged balls to generate a spark discharge between both metal balls. For both metals 4, place a current collector at a distance of about 5ml from the ball.
【2】として金属
棒紅10mm長さ50mmにシールドワイヤー(19)
長さ25mの心線を付けたものでこれをコヒーラ[1]
と放電管(3]との接続点[151に同シールドワイヤ
ー[19]の他端の心線 を接続したものでありコヒ
ーラ[1]の他端と放電管【3]の他端との間にある表
示装置【61が作動した。[2] Shield wire (19) with metal stick 10mm length 50mm
This is a coherer with a core wire of 25 m in length [1]
The core wire at the other end of the shield wire [19] is connected to the connection point [151] between the coherer [1] and the discharge tube (3), and the wire is connected between the other end of the coherer [1] and the other end of the discharge tube [3]. The display device [61] was activated.
第1図は、本発明による説明回路図
ft12図は、従来のコヒーラの回路図第3図より第5
図までは、実施例の駁明図1 コヒーラ 9 ア
ース
2 集電部 1o 二次コイル
3 放電管 11 コンデンサー4 抵抗器
12 チョークコイル5 電源 13 チ
ョークコイル6 表示装N 14 反転解除ボタン
7 アンテナ 15 接続点
8−次コイル 16 導電性シート張部接地されてい
る
O。
金属球
導体
コンデンサー
被帯電測定物
高電圧発生器
第
図
蓼
図
事
図Fig. 1 is an explanatory circuit diagram according to the present invention, and Fig. 12 is a circuit diagram of a conventional coherer.
Up to the figure, the diagram of the embodiment is as follows: 1 Coherer 9 Earth 2 Current collector 1o Secondary coil 3 Discharge tube 11 Capacitor 4 Resistor
12 Choke coil 5 Power supply 13 Choke coil 6 Display device N 14 Reversal release button 7 Antenna 15 Connection point 8-order coil 16 Conductive sheet tension O which is grounded. Metal ball conductor capacitor Charged object to be measured High voltage generator
Claims (1)
、ここに集電部【2】を取付ける、コヒーラ【1】の他
極を直接または間接的に接地し、このコヒーラ【1】の
他極と放電管【3】の他極との間に電源【5)と抵抗器
【4】及び必要に応じ表示装置【6】とを結線した回路
を接続したことを特徴としたコヒーラと放電管とを主体
とした回路。[Claims] One pole of the coherer [1] and one pole of the discharge tube [3] are connected, and a current collector [2] is attached thereto, and the other pole of the coherer [1] is connected directly or indirectly to one pole of the discharge tube [3]. A circuit is connected between the other pole of the coherer [1] and the other pole of the discharge tube [3], connecting the power supply [5], the resistor [4], and if necessary the display device [6]. A circuit mainly consisting of a coherer and a discharge tube, which are connected to each other.
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