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A novel multichannel inductive wear debris sensor based on time division multiplexing

Wu et al., 2021

Document ID
10087681376809344971
Author
Wu S
Liu Z
Yu K
Fan Z
Yuan Z
Sui Z
Yin Y
Pan X
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Sensors Journal

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Inductive wear debris sensor has been proved to be an effective device for lubricant oil condition monitoring and fault diagnosis. However, the narrow internal diameter of current sensing coil, designed for high sensitivity, limits the oil throughput. To improve the …
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