Standard inductance box

Abstract

A standard inductance box, relating to the fields of measurement or calibration, and relating in particular to a standard gauge for transferring an inductance parameter. The standard inductance box uses unary, binary and quinary, and comprises a physical inductance box section and a simulated inductance box section, said sections being respectively arranged in a metal box. Electrodes of the physical inductance box section and the simulated inductance box section are led out. The inductance range of the standard inductance box is 1 H-500 H. The described means achieve an inductance range of 1 H-500 H, expanding the inductance range in the prior art, and the application of a simulated inductance box. Using unary, binary and quinary standards reduces the size and weight of the physical inductance box section, facilitating transportation and use in the field.

Claims

1. A standard inductance box for measurement or calibration, comprising: an actual inductance box section; an analogous inductance box section; and a metal box; wherein the actual inductance box section and the analogous inductance box section are installed in the metal box; the standard inductance box is configured to provide variable inductance by enabling selection of a value of 0, 1, 2, or 5 in a plurality of place values of inductance; the standard inductance box has an inductance range of 1 H to 500 H; the actual inductance box section includes actual inductors, at least one actual inductance change-over switch, and an actual inductance output port, the actual inductors are connected to the at least one actual inductance change-over switch, which is connected to the actual inductance output port, the inductance range of the actual inductance box section is from 1 H to 500 mH; the actual inductance box section includes a copper wire wounded coil on a bracelet core, which has no more than 20 splitting nodes on the coil to output; the analogous inductance box section includes analogous inductors, at least one analogous inductance change-over switch, and an analogous inductance output port; the analogous inductors are connected to the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch, which is connected to the analogous inductance output port; the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch is used to adjust the inductance of the analogous inductors; and the inductance range of the analogous inductance box section is from 1 H to 500 H.

2. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein the bracelet core comprises a quartz ring or glass fiber ring.

3. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein: the actual inductors consist of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, 500 H, 1 mH, 2 mH, 5 mH, 10 mH, 20 mH, 50 mH, 100 mH, 200 mH, and 500 mH; and the analogous inductors consist of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, and 500 H.

4. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein: the at least one actual inductance change-over switch consists of two actual inductance change-over switches; and the actual inductance output port comprises three terminals.

5. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein: the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch consists of one analogous inductance change-over switch; and the analogous output port comprises four terminals.

6. The standard inductance box of claim 1, further comprising electrodes, wherein: the electrodes are led out of the actual inductance box section through insulators.

7. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch has an open position and a short position.

8. The standard inductance box of claim 2, wherein the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch has an open position and a short position.

9. The standard inductance box of claim 3, wherein the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch has an open position and a short position.

10. The standard inductance box of claim 4, wherein the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch has an open position and a short position.

11. The standard inductance box of claim 5, wherein the one analogous inductance change-over switch has an open position and a short position.

12. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein: a rotation angle of the at least one actual inductance change-over switch is 360 degrees or 300 degrees; and a rotation angle of the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch is 360 degrees or 300 degrees.

13. The standard inductance box of claim 2, wherein: a rotation angle range of the at least one actual inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees; and a rotation angle range of the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees.

14. The standard inductance box of claim 3, wherein: a rotation angle range of the at least one actual inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees; and a rotation angle range of the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees.

15. The standard inductance box of claim 4, wherein: a rotation angle range of the at least one actual inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees; and a rotation angle range of the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees.

16. The standard inductance box of claim 5, wherein: a rotation angle range of the at least one actual inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees; and a rotation angle range of the at least one analogous inductance change-over switch is 300 degrees.

17. The standard inductance box of claim 1, wherein the actual inductors consist of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, 500 H, 1 mH, 2 mH, 5 mH, 10 mH, 20 mH, 50 mH, 100 mH, 200 mH, and 500 mH.

18. The standard inductance box of claim 2, wherein the actual inductors consist of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, 500 H, 1 mH, 2 mH, 5 mH, 10 mH, 20 mH, 50 mH, 100 mH, 200 mH, and 500 mH.

19. The standard inductance box of claim 4, wherein the actual inductors consist of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, 500 H, 1 mH, 2 mH, 5 mH, 10 mH, 20 mH, 50 mH, 100 mH, 200 mH, and 500 mH.

20. A standard inductance box for measurement or calibration, comprising: an actual inductance box section including actual inductors, at least one actual inductance change-over switch, and at least one actual inductance output port, wherein the actual inductors are connected to the at least one actual inductance change-over switch, which is connected to the at least one actual inductance output port; the actual inductance box section is configured to provide variable inductance by enabling selection of a value of 0, 1, 2, or 5 in a plurality of place values of inductance; the inductance range of the actual inductor box section is from 1 H to 500 mH; and the actual inductance box section includes a copper wire wounded coil on a bracelet core, which has no more than 20 splitting nodes on the coil to output.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is the front panel of standard inductance box using 1, 2, and 5 step increments of inductance.

(2) FIG. 2 is the structural diagram of bracelet core.

(3) FIG. 3 is the outline of analogous inductor.

(4) FIG. 4 is the structural block diagram of actual inductance box.

(5) FIG. 5 is the structural block diagram of analogous inductance box.

(6) FIG. 6 is the structural diagram of actual inductance box.

(7) FIG. 7 is the structural diagram of analogous inductance box.

EMBODIMENTS

(8) The invention is described in details with drawings and embodiments in the following. However, the invention is not limited to the embodiments described here. The invention includes all of any new applications or new combinations based on the disclosed contents in this specification.

(9) As shown in FIG. 1, a standard inductance box using 1, 2, and 5 step increments of inductance includes an actual inductance box section 101 and an analogous inductance box section 102, which are installed in the metal box respectively. The electrodes of both actual inductance box section 101 and analogous inductance box section 102 are connected to the separated output ports respectively.

(10) An inductance range of the standard inductance box herein is from 1 H to 500 H.

(11) The actual inductance box section 101 includes actual inductors 1, actual inductance change-over switches and actual inductance output ports. The actual inductors 1 are connected with the actual inductance change-over switch, and then connected to the actual inductance output ports.

(12) The analogous inductance box section 102 includes analogous inductors 4, analogous inductance change-over switch and analogous inductance output ports. The analogous inductors 4 are connected with the analogous inductance change-over switch, and then connected to the analogous inductance output ports.

(13) The actual inductors 1 consist of of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, 500 H; 1 mH, 2 mH, 5 mH, 10 mH, 20 mH, 50 mH, 100 mH, 200 mH, 500 mH.

(14) The analogous inductors 4 consist of of 1 H, 2 H, 5 H, 10 H, 20 H, 50 H, 100 H, 200 H, and 500 H.

(15) The inductance range is extended from 1 H to 500 H based on the above-mentioned method. The inductance range of analogous inductor's application is also increased.

(16) Due to using 1, 2, and 5 step increments of inductance, the size and weight of the actual inductance box section 101 are reduced so that it is portable and easy to use.

(17) There are two actual inductance change-over switches 2 and the actual inductance output port is a three-terminal output 3.

(18) There is one analogous inductance change-over switch 5 and the analogous inductance output port is a four-terminal output 6.

(19) The actual inductors 1 (1 H to 500 mH) outputs to the three-terminal port 3 through two change-over switches 2, while the analogous inductors 4 (1 H to 500 H) outputs to the four-terminal port 6 (BNC) through one change-over switch 5.

(20) The electrodes of the actual inductance box section 101 and analogous inductance box section 102 are led out through insulators 301.

(21) Open position (open-circuit) and Short position (short-circuit) are installed in the change-over switch for analogous inductors.

(22) The analogous inductors 4 are defined/configured in the four-terminal output 6. In precision measurement, open-circuit compensation and short-circuit compensation are needed for the device. So open-circuit (OPEN) and short-circuit (SHORT) setting in the inductance box facilitate the accurate compensation.

(23) Rotation angle ranges of the change-over switches for actual inductance and analogous inductance are 360 degrees or 300 degrees.

(24) The actual inductors 1 is a bracelet core standard inductor as shown in FIG. 2, which is a bracelet core 103 wounded with copper wires, it has good stability and low susceptibility to ambient interference.

(25) The analogous inductor is a T-type network made of resistors and capacitors, as shown in FIG. 3, which has good frequency response so that it can be used for low frequency (low frequency inductors) as well as high frequency (high frequency inductors). It has three ports: H-port is for high level output; L-port is for low level output; and P-port is for compensation on inductance at fine adjustment. It has very low susceptibility to ambient electromagnetic field, which can eliminate the influence of mutual inductance from coupling among the wires.

(26) The actual inductors 1 and analogous inductors 4 are put into the metal box respectively, and the electrodes led out through insulators 301 so as to shield from electromagnetic field and improve its insusceptibility to ambient interference.

(27) The electrodes of the actual inductors 1 and the analogous inductors 4 herein are connected to the actual change-over switch 2 and analogous change-over switch 5, respectively, outputting in three-terminal method 3 and four-terminal method 6, respectively. The electrodes of actual inductors 1 are connected to a change-over switch for actual inductors 2 and then output in three-terminal method 3. The electrodes of analogous inductors 4 are connected to a different change-over switch 5 for analogous inductors and output in four-terminal method 6. Block diagram of actual inductance box is shown in FIG. 4. Structural diagram of actual inductance box is shown in FIG. 6. Block diagram of analogous inductance box is shown in FIG. 5. Structural diagram of analogous inductance box is shown in FIG. 7.

(28) The actual inductance box section 101 includes actual inductors 1, actual inductance change-over switch 2 and a three-terminal output port 3. The actual inductor 1 is connected with the actual inductance change-over switch 2 which is connected to the three-terminal output ports 3.

(29) The analogous inductance box section 102 includes analogous inductors 4, a analogous inductance change-over switch 5 and a four-terminal output port 6, the analogous inductors 4 are connected with the analogous inductance change-over switch 5 which is connected to the four-terminal output port 6.