Self-Monitoring Sensor
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsThomas BIERWEILER, Tim SCHERER, Stefan VON DOSKY, Wolfgang ENS, Markus HILSENDEGEN
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsThomas BIERWEILER, Tim SCHERER, Stefan VON DOSKY, Wolfgang ENS, Markus HILSENDEGEN
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A control unit, an operating method and a self-monitoring sensor which is fastenable to a measurement object includes a holder projecting radially from the measurement object, wherein at least one sensor element is held in the holder and the sensor element is fixed by a compressive force exerted by an elastic element, where a first detector for detecting the compressive force is arranged in the region of the elastic element to monitor the installation of the self-monitoring sensor, where the self-monitoring sensor is initial provided in an active operating state, where the compressive force acting on the sensor element is detected, where an improper installation state of the self-monitoring sensor is identified if the compressive force detected in the second step falls below an adjustable threshold value, and where a warning about the improper installation state is output to a user and/or a superordinate control unit.
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A self-monitoring sensor which is configured as a non-invasive temperature measuring apparatus and which is fastenable to a measurement object which is configured as a pipe, the self-monitoring sensor comprising:
An operating method for a self-monitoring sensor comprising a holder in which a sensor element is received which is fixable by a compression force exerted by an elastic element, the method comprising:
A control unit for monitoring a self-monitoring sensor system which comprises a self-monitoring sensor which is operative couplable to the control unit, the control unit comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable program product encoded with a digital twin of a self-monitoring sensor which, when executed during a simulation of an operating behavior of a correspondingly configured self-monitoring sensor, causes simulation of operation of the self-monitoring sensor, the digital twin comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.