JPS5942258B2 - humidity detection device - Google Patents

humidity detection device

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JPS5942258B2
JPS5942258B2 JP9920475A JP9920475A JPS5942258B2 JP S5942258 B2 JPS5942258 B2 JP S5942258B2 JP 9920475 A JP9920475 A JP 9920475A JP 9920475 A JP9920475 A JP 9920475A JP S5942258 B2 JPS5942258 B2 JP S5942258B2
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二郎 寺田
恒治 新田
茂 早川
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【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、外気の相対湿度の影響を除いて測定対象の湿
度を検出することのできる湿度検出装置に関するもので
ある。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a humidity detection device that can detect the humidity of a measurement target without the influence of the relative humidity of outside air.

近年、調理機器の分野において、電子レンジやオープン
が急速に普及して来ている。
In recent years, microwave ovens and open ovens have rapidly become popular in the field of cooking equipment.

ところが、現用の電子レンジなどでは、食品の加熱時間
の設定が非常にむずかしい。そのため、食品の種類とそ
の量に応じた加熱時間の早見表も作られているが、その
記載量には限度があり、あまり詳細に書かれていると、
かえつて見にくくなる。従つて、この早見表はあくまで
目安にすぎず、十分なものとは言えないものである。そ
して、これには、実際の加熱時間を決める要因の、対象
食品の調理前の湿度・最終温度などについて、十分に考
慮されていない。そのため、調理ミスが往々にして生じ
るというのが実情である。本発明者らは、これらの調理
機器において、食品から出る水分を検出し、それに応じ
て調理すると、ほとんどのメニューについて、調理ミス
の発生しないことを、実際により確認した。
However, with modern microwave ovens, it is extremely difficult to set the heating time for food. For this reason, there are quick reference charts for cooking times depending on the type of food and its amount, but there is a limit to the amount of information that can be written, and if it is written in too much detail,
It actually becomes harder to see. Therefore, this quick reference table is only a guideline and cannot be considered sufficient. Furthermore, this does not take into account the factors that determine the actual heating time, such as the humidity and final temperature of the target food before cooking. Therefore, the reality is that cooking mistakes often occur. The present inventors have actually confirmed that if these cooking devices detect the moisture coming out of food and cook accordingly, no cooking mistakes will occur for most menu items.

具体的には、調理しているところの雰囲気、たとえば電
子レンジであれば調理時の庫内雰囲気の湿度を検出し、
それが一定値に達したときに加熱動作を停止させると、
確実に調理された食品が得られるのである。ところが、
湿度検出のために感湿抵抗素子を使用した場合、外気の
湿度による影響を無視することができない。
Specifically, it detects the humidity of the atmosphere in the cooking area, for example, in the case of a microwave oven.
If you stop the heating operation when it reaches a certain value,
This ensures that the food is cooked properly. However,
When a humidity-sensitive resistance element is used to detect humidity, the influence of the humidity of the outside air cannot be ignored.

すなわち、空気中の湿度は日時によつて異なるため、空
気中の湿度が変ると、被加熱物から発生する水分を湿度
検知して加熱制御することは困難となる。
That is, since the humidity in the air varies depending on the date and time, when the humidity in the air changes, it becomes difficult to control the heating by detecting the humidity of moisture generated from the heated object.

つまり、空気中の湿度を基準湿度とするため、空気中の
湿度が変動すれば、加熱物から発生する水分を検知する
ことはむずかしくなる。さらに、食品を調理したときに
出る水蒸気によつて感湿抵抗素子表面が結露するため、
水の脱着応答性が非常に悪くなる。つまり、感湿抵抗素
子が室温の状態にあり、これに水蒸気が接すると、その
温度差によつて、表面が結露してしまい、いつたん露が
表面に付着すると、応答性が著しく悪化してしまう。特
に、感湿抵抗素子の抵抗値を検出し、周囲雰囲気の湿度
変化によりそれが一定値に達したときに調理動作を自動
的に停止させる構成にすると、通電直後に、素子表面に
露結を生じ、ただちに動作が停止してしまうという問題
が生じる。本発明はこのような欠点を除去した湿度検出
装置を提供することを目的とするものである。
In other words, since the humidity in the air is used as the reference humidity, if the humidity in the air fluctuates, it becomes difficult to detect moisture generated from the heated object. Furthermore, the water vapor released when food is cooked causes condensation on the surface of the moisture-sensitive resistor.
Water desorption response becomes very poor. In other words, when a moisture-sensitive resistance element is at room temperature and comes into contact with water vapor, the temperature difference causes dew to condense on the surface, and once the dew adheres to the surface, the response deteriorates significantly. Put it away. In particular, if the resistance value of a humidity-sensitive resistance element is detected and the cooking operation is automatically stopped when the resistance value reaches a certain value due to a change in the humidity of the surrounding atmosphere, dew condensation will occur on the surface of the element immediately after electricity is turned on. The problem arises that the operation stops immediately. An object of the present invention is to provide a humidity detection device that eliminates such drawbacks.

第1図は、空気中の相対湿度がおのおの40%50%,
60%の時に、電子レンジで水11を加熱した場合、電
子レンジ庫内に設けた感湿抵抗素子の抵抗値変化を示す
。第1図のX軸は電子レンジの加熱時間であり、Y軸は
感湿抵抗素子の抵抗値である。図から明らかなように、
加熱時間と共に感湿抵抗素子の抵抗値が小さくなるが、
空気中の相対湿度の変化によつて感湿抵抗素子の抵抗値
巾が大きく変化することがわかる。従つて、このままで
は被加熱物から出る水分を正確に検知することは極めて
難かしい。そこで本発明の湿度検出装置では感湿素子を
加熱することによつて素子表面の相対湿度を低下させ、
一定の相対湿度に保持させた状態で湿度検知することに
より、空気中の湿度変化による影響を除去し、被加熱物
から発生する水分による湿度変化を正確に検知できるよ
うにしている。なお、保持すべき相対湿度は、常湿より
若干低い値に設定すればよい。本発明の湿度検出装置は
、感湿抵抗体と、この感湿抵抗体を加熱するための抵抗
発熱体と、前記感湿抵抗体の抵抗値変化を電気信号に変
換する湿度検知回路と、この湿度検知回路の出力信号と
相対湿度の設定値に対応する電気信号との偏差信号を検
出する引算回路と、この引算回路の出力信号に対応した
電流を前記抵抗発熱体に供給する電流保持回路を具備し
、前記抵抗発熱体を発熱させて、前記感湿抵抗体表面の
相対湿度があらかじめ設定した相対湿度の値と一致する
温度まで前記感湿抵抗体を加熱し、前記感湿抵抗体を上
記温度に保持した状態において湿度を検出するように構
成したことを特徴としている。
Figure 1 shows that the relative humidity in the air is 40%, 50%,
60%, when water 11 is heated in a microwave oven, the change in resistance value of the moisture-sensitive resistance element provided in the microwave oven is shown. The X-axis in FIG. 1 is the heating time of the microwave oven, and the Y-axis is the resistance value of the humidity-sensitive resistance element. As is clear from the figure,
The resistance value of the moisture-sensitive resistance element decreases with heating time, but
It can be seen that the resistance range of the humidity-sensitive resistance element changes greatly depending on the change in the relative humidity in the air. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to accurately detect the moisture coming out of the heated object as it is. Therefore, in the humidity detection device of the present invention, the relative humidity on the surface of the element is reduced by heating the humidity sensing element,
By detecting humidity while maintaining a constant relative humidity, the influence of humidity changes in the air is removed, making it possible to accurately detect humidity changes due to moisture generated from the heated object. Note that the relative humidity to be maintained may be set to a value slightly lower than normal humidity. The humidity detection device of the present invention includes a humidity sensing resistor, a resistance heating element for heating the humidity sensing resistor, a humidity sensing circuit that converts a change in the resistance value of the humidity sensing resistor into an electrical signal, and a subtraction circuit that detects a deviation signal between the output signal of the humidity detection circuit and an electric signal corresponding to a set value of relative humidity; and a current holding circuit that supplies a current corresponding to the output signal of the subtraction circuit to the resistance heating element. a circuit that causes the resistance heating element to generate heat to heat the humidity-sensitive resistor to a temperature at which the relative humidity on the surface of the humidity-sensitive resistor matches a preset relative humidity value; The device is characterized in that it is configured to detect humidity while the temperature is maintained at the above temperature.

本発明において、感湿抵抗体は、たとえば、金属、金属
酸化物、化合物半導体などを利用したもので、湿度によ
つて電気抵抗の変化するものである。
In the present invention, the humidity-sensitive resistor is made of, for example, a metal, a metal oxide, a compound semiconductor, or the like, and its electrical resistance changes depending on humidity.

感湿抵抗体は抵抗発熱体で加熱されるよう構成されてお
り、この抵抗発熱体は金属、炭素、酸化物半導体などか
らなるものである。本発明は、このようにして素子表面
の相対湿度を一定値に保持して素子表面の相対湿度を基
準化することにより、日時によつて変化する空気中の湿
度変化を一定基準湿度レベルに合わせ、安定した湿度検
知を可能としている。
The humidity sensitive resistor is configured to be heated by a resistance heating element, and this resistance heating element is made of metal, carbon, oxide semiconductor, or the like. In this way, the present invention maintains the relative humidity on the element surface at a constant value and standardizes the relative humidity on the element surface, thereby adjusting the humidity changes in the air that change depending on the date and time to a constant reference humidity level. , which enables stable humidity detection.

以下実施例に基づいて詳細に説明する。A detailed explanation will be given below based on examples.

第2図イ,口,ハは、本発明の装置に用いる感湿素子の
一構成例の正面図、側断面図、後面図を示すもので、1
,2,3はそれぞれAg−Pd系金属からなる電極、4
はCr2O3系のセラミツク感湿抵抗体で、1350℃
で2時間焼成したものを用いている。
Figures 2A, 2C, and 2C show a front view, side sectional view, and rear view of an example of the structure of a moisture-sensitive element used in the device of the present invention.
, 2 and 3 are respectively electrodes made of Ag-Pd metal, and 4
is a Cr2O3 based ceramic moisture sensitive resistor with a temperature of 1350°C.
We use products that have been baked for 2 hours.

この感湿抵抗体4の大きさは直径6關、厚さ0.3mm
の円板状である。5はアルミナ絶縁板で、縦a、横b、
厚さcの寸法はそれぞれ8mm112mm10.6mu
である。
The size of this moisture-sensitive resistor 4 is 6 mm in diameter and 0.3 mm in thickness.
It is disc-shaped. 5 is an alumina insulating board, vertical a, horizontal b,
Thickness c dimensions are 8mm, 112mm, and 10.6mu, respectively.
It is.

6はRUO2系の抵抗発熱体である。6 is a RUO2-based resistance heating element.

第3図は、第2図の感湿素子の電極1−2間の湿度−電
気抵抗特性を示したものである。
FIG. 3 shows the humidity-electrical resistance characteristics between electrodes 1 and 2 of the humidity-sensitive element shown in FIG.

第4図は第2図に示した感湿素子を用いて構成した本発
明の湿度検出装置の一実施例を示すもので、7は感湿素
子の電極1−2間の出力により湿度を検知する湿度検知
回路、8は常湿より若干(20%)低いところに設定し
た相対湿度値(基準相対湿度値)に対応する電気信号と
湿度検知回路7の出力信号との偏差を検知する引算回路
である。
Figure 4 shows an embodiment of the humidity detection device of the present invention constructed using the humidity sensing element shown in Figure 2, and 7 detects humidity by the output between electrodes 1 and 2 of the humidity sensing element. 8 is a subtraction circuit that detects the deviation between the electrical signal corresponding to a relative humidity value (reference relative humidity value) set slightly (20%) lower than normal humidity and the output signal of the humidity detection circuit 7. It is a circuit.

9は前記基準相対湿度値に対応する電気信号を加える入
力端子、10は引算回路8の出力偏差信号を増巾する増
巾回路、11は増巾回路10の出力に応じて素子表面の
相対湿度を補償する電流を抵抗発熱体6に流した後、こ
の電流値を保持する電流保持回路である。
9 is an input terminal for applying an electric signal corresponding to the reference relative humidity value; 10 is an amplification circuit for amplifying the output deviation signal of the subtraction circuit 8; and 11 is an amplification circuit for amplifying the output deviation signal of the subtraction circuit 8; This is a current holding circuit that holds the current value after a current that compensates for humidity is passed through the resistance heating element 6.

なお、12はレベル検出回路であり、抵抗発熱体6を一
時的に強く発熱させ、感湿抵抗体4に付着した油などを
焼去し除去した後、再び、元の補償電流を抵抗発熱体6
に供給するように制御するものである。次にこの装置の
動作を説明する。
In addition, 12 is a level detection circuit, which temporarily causes the resistance heating element 6 to generate strong heat, burns off and removes oil etc. attached to the humidity sensitive resistor 4, and then returns the original compensation current to the resistance heating element 6. 6
It is controlled so that it is supplied to Next, the operation of this device will be explained.

湿度検知回路7で検出した相対湿度信号と、端子9に加
わる基準相対湿度信号とを比較し、その偏差信号を増巾
器10により増巾した後、電流保持回路11により抵抗
発熱体6に流す電流をフイードバツク制御し、電流を定
常値にセツトする。その後、外部信号により電流保持回
路11を保持させ、前記の定常値の電流を抵抗発熱体6
に流しつづける。今、たとえば空気中の湿度が50%の
場合、感湿素子の抵抗発熱体6を発熱することによつて
感湿抵抗体4はすこし加熱せられ、感湿抵抗体4の近傍
の相対湿度は基準相対湿度(例えば30%)まで低下す
る。次に基準相対湿度(30%)まで低下したときの感
湿抵抗体4の抵抗値は上昇し感湿抵抗体4、湿度検知回
路7、引算回路8、増巾回路10、電流保持回路11に
よるフイードバツクループは定常状態に保たれる。この
ようにして抵抗発熱体6に電流を流し、感湿抵抗体4の
抵抗値に対応する相対湿度をあらかじめ設定した基準相
対湿度に合わすことができる。
The relative humidity signal detected by the humidity detection circuit 7 is compared with the reference relative humidity signal applied to the terminal 9, and after the deviation signal is amplified by the amplifier 10, it is sent to the resistance heating element 6 by the current holding circuit 11. Feedback control of the current and set the current to a steady value. Thereafter, the current holding circuit 11 is held by an external signal, and the current at the above-mentioned steady-state value is transferred to the resistance heating element 6.
Continue to flow. Now, for example, when the humidity in the air is 50%, the humidity sensing resistor 4 is slightly heated by generating heat in the resistance heating element 6 of the humidity sensing element, and the relative humidity near the humidity sensing resistor 4 is The relative humidity is reduced to a reference relative humidity (eg 30%). Next, when the relative humidity drops to the reference relative humidity (30%), the resistance value of the humidity sensitive resistor 4 increases, and the humidity sensitive resistor 4, humidity detection circuit 7, subtraction circuit 8, amplification circuit 10, and current holding circuit 11 The feedback loop is kept steady. In this way, by passing current through the resistance heating element 6, the relative humidity corresponding to the resistance value of the humidity sensitive resistor 4 can be adjusted to a preset reference relative humidity.

そして、次に、電流保持回路11をこの状態に固定した
後、たとえば、被加熱物を加熱して、被加熱物から発生
する水分による相対湿度変化を検知するわけである。第
5図は、電子レンジの庫内に本発明の装置の感湿素子を
設け、水11を電子レンジにより加熱した場合の感湿抵
抗体4の抵抗変化を示したものである。図かられかるよ
うに、感湿素子表面の相対湿度を基準相対湿度に合わせ
て湿度レベルの標準化を行うことにより、空気中の湿度
変動(40%,50%,60%)には関係なく一定の湿
度検知性を得ることができる。なお、本発明の装置をし
ばらく使用していると、感湿抵抗体4に油成分などが附
着する。
Then, after fixing the current holding circuit 11 in this state, for example, the object to be heated is heated, and a change in relative humidity due to moisture generated from the object to be heated is detected. FIG. 5 shows the change in resistance of the humidity-sensitive resistor 4 when water 11 is heated in the microwave oven by installing the humidity-sensing element of the apparatus of the present invention inside the microwave oven. As shown in the figure, by standardizing the humidity level by matching the relative humidity on the surface of the humidity sensing element to the reference relative humidity, the humidity level remains constant regardless of the humidity fluctuations in the air (40%, 50%, 60%). humidity sensitivity can be obtained. Note that, if the device of the present invention is used for a while, oil components and the like will adhere to the moisture-sensitive resistor 4.

このような場合、油成分の附着により、感湿抵抗体4の
感湿特性がでなくなり、前記に示した感湿抵抗体素子表
面の基準相対湿度の設定制御ができなくなる。すなわち
、フイールドバツクループ(4,7,8,10,11の
ループ)の制御状態が平衡維持できなくなり、8の引算
回路に大幅な偏差信号が生じる。この場合、この偏差信
号の増巾器10により増巾した後レベル検出回路12で
偏差信号を検出し、偏差信号が一定の値を越えた時電流
保持回路11の出力電流を一時的に増加させて抵抗発熱
体6を発熱させ、感湿抵抗体4等に付着した油成分など
を焼去し除去した後、再び元の補償電流を抵抗発熱体6
に供給してやれば、感湿素子の特性を再生することがで
きる。ただし、電流保持回路11の動作を固定し、感湿
抵抗体4を所定の温度に保持して湿度検知している時に
は、加熱による油成分の除去の動作を停止させる様にあ
らかじめ構成しておく必要がある。第6図は水が結露し
たときの脱着応答性を示し、曲線Aは従来の感湿素子の
特性、同Bは本実施例における感湿素子の特性であり、
抵抗発熱体6に瞬時に電流を流し加熱してやると、水の
脱着応答性がよくなる。
In such a case, due to the adhesion of the oil component, the moisture-sensitive characteristics of the humidity-sensitive resistor 4 are no longer exhibited, making it impossible to control the setting of the reference relative humidity on the surface of the humidity-sensitive resistor element as described above. That is, the control state of the field back loop (loop 4, 7, 8, 10, 11) cannot be maintained in equilibrium, and a large deviation signal is generated in the subtraction circuit 8. In this case, after the deviation signal is amplified by the amplifier 10, the deviation signal is detected by the level detection circuit 12, and when the deviation signal exceeds a certain value, the output current of the current holding circuit 11 is temporarily increased. After heating the resistance heating element 6 to burn off and remove oil components adhering to the humidity sensitive resistor 4, etc., the original compensation current is supplied to the resistance heating element 6 again.
The characteristics of the moisture-sensitive element can be regenerated by supplying the moisture to the moisture-sensitive element. However, when the operation of the current holding circuit 11 is fixed and the humidity sensing resistor 4 is maintained at a predetermined temperature to detect humidity, it is configured in advance to stop the operation of removing oil components by heating. There is a need. FIG. 6 shows the desorption response when water condenses, curve A is the characteristic of the conventional humidity sensing element, curve B is the characteristic of the humidity sensing element in this example,
When a current is instantaneously applied to the resistance heating element 6 to heat it, water adsorption/desorption responsiveness is improved.

そして、感湿抵抗体を加熱保持することによつて、それ
が調理時などに生じる瞬気に接しても、表面に露結を生
じることがなく、精度のよい湿度検知をすることができ
る。
By heating and maintaining the humidity-sensitive resistor, even if it comes into contact with the instantaneous moment that occurs during cooking, dew condensation does not occur on the surface, and humidity can be detected with high precision.

なお、上述した湿度検出装置は、電子レンジやオーブン
だけでなく、検知対象となる雰囲気に感湿素子が接した
ときに露結を生じるおそれがあるときに、有用なもので
ある。
Note that the above-described humidity detection device is useful not only in microwave ovens and ovens, but also in cases where there is a risk of dew condensation occurring when the humidity sensing element comes into contact with the atmosphere to be detected.

上記実施例より明らかなように、本発明によれば、感湿
抵抗体を加熱するための発熱体の発熱量を制御すること
により、外界の相対湿度の影響を除いて被測定領域の湿
度を正確に検出することができる。
As is clear from the above embodiments, according to the present invention, by controlling the amount of heat generated by the heating element for heating the humidity-sensitive resistor, the humidity of the measurement area can be controlled by eliminating the influence of the relative humidity of the outside world. Can be detected accurately.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の感湿素子の特性図、第2図イ,口,ハは
それぞれ本発明の湿度検出装置で使用する感湿素子の一
例を示す正面図、側断面図、後面図、第3図は同素子の
感湿抵抗特性を示す図、第4図は本発明にかかる湿度検
出装置の一実施例を示すプロツク図、第5図は同装置に
よる感湿素子の湿度検知特性を示す図、第6図は水の脱
着応答性を示す特性図である。 1,2,3・・・・・・電極、4・・・・・・感湿抵抗
体、5・・・・・・アルミナ絶縁板、6・・・・・・抵
抗発熱体、7・・・・・・湿度検知回路、8・・・・・
・引算回路、9・・・・・・基準湿度入力端子、10・
・・・・・増巾回路、11・・・・・・電流保持回路、
12・・・・・・レベル検出回路。
FIG. 1 is a characteristic diagram of a conventional humidity sensing element, and FIGS. Fig. 3 is a diagram showing the humidity-sensitive resistance characteristics of the same element, Fig. 4 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the humidity detection device according to the present invention, and Fig. 5 is a diagram showing the humidity detection characteristics of the humidity-sensing element using the same device. 6 are characteristic diagrams showing water desorption responsiveness. 1, 2, 3...Electrode, 4...Moisture sensitive resistor, 5...Alumina insulating plate, 6...Resistance heating element, 7... ...Humidity detection circuit, 8...
・Subtraction circuit, 9...Reference humidity input terminal, 10.
... Amplifying circuit, 11 ... Current holding circuit,
12...Level detection circuit.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 感湿抵抗体と、この感湿抵抗体を加熱するための抵
抗発熱体と、前記感湿抵抗体の抵抗値変化を電気信号に
変換する湿度検知回路と、この湿度検知回路の出力信号
と相対湿度の設定値に対応する電気信号との偏差信号を
検出する引算回路と、この引算回路の出力信号に対応し
た電流を前記抵抗発熱体に供給する電流保持回路を具備
し、前記抵抗発熱体を発熱させて、前記感湿抵抗体表面
の相対湿度があらかじめ設定した相対湿度の値と一致す
る温度まで前記感湿抵抗体を加熱し、前記感湿抵抗体を
上記温度に保持した状態において湿度を検知するように
構成したことを特徴とする湿度検出装置。
1 A humidity-sensitive resistor, a resistance heating element for heating the humidity-sensitive resistor, a humidity detection circuit that converts a change in the resistance value of the humidity-sensitive resistor into an electrical signal, and an output signal of the humidity detection circuit. The resistor includes a subtraction circuit that detects a deviation signal from an electric signal corresponding to a set value of relative humidity, and a current holding circuit that supplies a current corresponding to the output signal of the subtraction circuit to the resistance heating element. A state where the humidity sensitive resistor is heated to a temperature at which the relative humidity on the surface of the humidity sensitive resistor matches a preset relative humidity value by causing a heating element to generate heat, and the humidity sensitive resistor is maintained at the above temperature. 1. A humidity detection device configured to detect humidity in a room.
JP9920475A 1975-08-14 1975-08-14 humidity detection device Expired JPS5942258B2 (en)

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
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