JPH04118547A - Humidity sensor - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
     【発明の詳細な説明】
〔発明の目的〕
(産業上の利用分野)
本発明は、湿度センサに係り、特に結露の影響を防ぎ、
高精度の温度検出を行うようにした湿度センサに関する
。[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a humidity sensor, and particularly to a humidity sensor that prevents the influence of dew condensation.
 The present invention relates to a humidity sensor that performs highly accurate temperature detection.
  
(従来の技術) 近年、氷温高湿度環境とよばれる一5〜o” c。(Conventional technology) In recent years, the environment has become so-called 15 to 15 o'clock in temperature and high humidity.
80〜100%での食品保存技術が注目されている。80-100% food preservation technology is attracting attention.
     食品保存環境としては、温度と湿度が大きな役割を果た
すため、温度と湿度とを高精度に検出し、その検出値に
応した制御を行う必要がある一般に室温状態における、
氷温保存庫における湿度の検出は、高分子膜あるいはセ
ラミックなどからなる感温膜に水分子が吸着することに
よる電気抵抗あるいは容量変化を検出する湿度センサが
用いられている。Temperature and humidity play a major role in the food storage environment, so it is necessary to detect the temperature and humidity with high precision and control according to the detected values.
 To detect humidity in ice temperature storage, a humidity sensor is used that detects changes in electrical resistance or capacitance due to adsorption of water molecules to a temperature-sensitive film made of a polymer film, ceramic, or the like.
  
     しかしながら、このよ−うなセンサは氷温環境で使用し
た場合、保存庫のドアの開閉時における外気導入時に結
露し、その後数十分は湿度計測が不可能であった。さら
にこのような結露サイクルの繰り返しによりセンサの特
性が劣化するという問題があった。このため氷温保存庫
には温度センサか設置されておらず庫内の湿度検出は不
可能な状態であった。However, when such a sensor is used in an icy temperature environment, dew condenses when outside air is introduced when the storage door is opened and closed, making it impossible to measure humidity for several tens of minutes thereafter. Furthermore, there is a problem in that the characteristics of the sensor deteriorate due to repetition of such a dew condensation cycle. For this reason, the ice temperature storage warehouse was not equipped with a temperature sensor, making it impossible to detect the humidity inside the warehouse.
  
     (発明が解決しようとする課題)
このように従来の湿度センサを、氷温高湿度環境に用い
ると結露により正確な湿度検出を行うことができず、ま
た、正確な湿度検出をしようとすると、ドアの開閉によ
る外気の導入に起因する結露が消失するまで待たねばな
らないと言う問題があった。(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, when a conventional humidity sensor is used in an icy temperature and high humidity environment, accurate humidity detection cannot be performed due to dew condensation. There was a problem in that it was necessary to wait until the condensation caused by introducing outside air by opening and closing the door disappeared.
  
     本発明は前記実情に鑑みてなされたもので、結露の影響
を受けることなく、氷温高湿度環境で湿度検出を高精度
に連続して行うことのできる湿度センサを提供すること
を目的とする。The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a humidity sensor that can continuously detect humidity with high accuracy in an environment of freezing temperature and high humidity without being affected by dew condensation. .
  
     
(課題を解決するための手段)
そこで本発明では、湿度検出手段の周辺のみを局所的に
加熱する加熱手段を配設し、所定温度以上に加熱しなが
ら測定すべき環境の湿度を検出すると共に、この湿度検
出手段の周辺温度と、環境温度とを測定しこれらの値と
前記検出湿度とから湿度を検出するようにしている。(Means for Solving the Problems) Therefore, in the present invention, a heating means is provided that locally heats only the area around the humidity detection means, and the humidity of the environment to be measured is detected while being heated to a predetermined temperature or higher. The ambient temperature and the environmental temperature of this humidity detection means are measured, and the humidity is detected from these values and the detected humidity.
  
     (作用)
上記構成によれば、湿度検出手段の周辺のみを局所的に
所定温度以上に加熱した状態で湿度検出を行うようにし
ているため、外気か入ってきた場合にも、即時に結露の
ない状態で湿度をM1定することが可能となる。(Function) According to the above configuration, since humidity detection is performed with only the area around the humidity detection means locally heated to a predetermined temperature or higher, even if outside air enters, condensation is immediately prevented. It becomes possible to maintain the humidity at M1 even when there is no humidity.
  
     また、結露のない状態で湿度を測定しているため、セン
サ自体の劣化を防止することができる。Furthermore, since the humidity is measured without condensation, deterioration of the sensor itself can be prevented.
  
また、常に連続して湿度のM1定を行うことができる。Further, it is possible to constantly perform M1 constant humidity.
     この加熱手段の加熱温度は、外気などにふれた場合にも
結露を生しない程度の温度とするのか望ましい。例えば
、食品貯蔵庫の場合には室温程度に加熱する加熱手段を
用いれば良い。It is desirable that the heating temperature of this heating means be set to a temperature that does not cause dew condensation even when exposed to outside air. For example, in the case of a food storage, a heating means that heats the food to about room temperature may be used.
  
     (実施例)
以下本発明の実施例について図面を参照しつつ詳細に説
明する。(Example) Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.
  
     第1図(a)および第1図(b)は本発明の第1の実施
例の湿度センサを示す図である。FIG. 1(a) and FIG. 1(b) are diagrams showing a humidity sensor according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  
     この湿度センサは、氷温保存庫内の湿度検出のために設
置されるもので、熱的に絶縁性の高い厚さ1 mmM横
各10Ilffiの石英からなる基板1と、この上に配
設された膜厚1μmの窒化チタン(TiN)薄膜からな
るヒータ2と、この上層に並設された第1の温度センサ
3および湿度センサ4と、これらのセンサとやや離間し
て石英基板1上に配設された第2の温度センサ5とから
構成されている。This humidity sensor is installed to detect the humidity in an ice temperature storage, and is equipped with a substrate 1 made of quartz that is highly thermally insulating and has a thickness of 1 mm and 10 Ilffi on each side. A heater 2 made of a titanium nitride (TiN) thin film with a film thickness of 1 μm, a first temperature sensor 3 and a humidity sensor 4 arranged in parallel on the upper layer, and a heater 2 arranged on a quartz substrate 1 with a slight distance from these sensors. and a second temperature sensor 5 provided therein.
  
     この湿度センサ4は、窒化チタン(TiN)!膜からな
るヒータ2上に絶縁膜としての窒化アルミニウム(Aj
!N)6を介して、クロム薄膜で構成された櫛状の電極
41と、この上層を覆うように形成されたポリイミド膜
からなる感湿膜42とから構成されており、湿度による
感湿膜42の容量変化を電極41から取り出すようにし
たものである。This humidity sensor 4 is made of titanium nitride (TiN)! Aluminum nitride (Aj
 ! N) 6, it is composed of a comb-shaped electrode 41 made of a thin chromium film, and a moisture-sensitive film 42 made of a polyimide film formed to cover the upper layer of the comb-shaped electrode 41. The capacitance change is taken out from the electrode 41.
  
     また、第1の温度センサ3は、窒化チタン(TiN)薄
膜からなるヒータ2上に絶縁膜としての窒化アルミニウ
ム(Aj!N)6を介して、アルミニウム薄膜で構成さ
れた電極31と、これらに両端か接続されたプラチナ(
Pt)パターンからなるミアンダ状の抵抗パターン32
とからなり、温度変化に基づく抵抗値の変化から温度を
検出するものである。The first temperature sensor 3 also includes an electrode 31 made of an aluminum thin film placed on the heater 2 made of a titanium nitride (TiN) thin film via an aluminum nitride (Aj!N) 6 as an insulating film, and an electrode 31 made of an aluminum thin film. Both ends or connected platinum (
 Meandering resistance pattern 32 consisting of a Pt) pattern
 The temperature is detected from the change in resistance value based on the temperature change.
  
     さらにまた、第2の温度センサ5は、基板1の上に直接
形成された、アルミニウム薄膜で構成された電極51と
、これらに両端か接続されたプラチナ(pHパターンか
らなるミアンダ状の抵抗パターン52とからなり、前記
第1の温度センサ3と同様、温度変化に基づく抵抗値の
変化から温度を検出するものである。Furthermore, the second temperature sensor 5 includes an electrode 51 made of an aluminum thin film formed directly on the substrate 1, and a meandering resistance pattern 52 made of a platinum (pH pattern) connected at both ends to the electrode 51 formed directly on the substrate 1. As with the first temperature sensor 3, the temperature is detected from a change in resistance value based on a temperature change.
  
     次に、この湿度センサを用いた湿度の測定について説明
する。Next, measurement of humidity using this humidity sensor will be explained.
  
     湿度センサ4、第1の温度センサ3および第2の温度セ
ンサ5の出力をそれぞれMj定する。The outputs of the humidity sensor 4, the first temperature sensor 3, and the second temperature sensor 5 are each determined as Mj.
  
これらの各測定値をそれぞれa(%R,H,)。Each of these measured values is a(%R,H,).
b(℃)(室温程度) 、 c (”C)とする。b (℃) (about room temperature), c ("C)".
     そしてまず、第2図に示すように各温度における飽和水
蒸気量曲線を求めておく。ここで縦軸は飽和水蒸気量(
g/1l13)、横軸は温度(”C)とした。温度す、
cのときの飽和水蒸気量をそれぞれB、Cとすると、第
1の温度センサおよび湿度センサの置かれているヒータ
2上の水蒸気量X(g/m’)は、次式(1)で求めら
れる。First, as shown in FIG. 2, a saturated water vapor amount curve at each temperature is determined. Here, the vertical axis is the saturated water vapor amount (
 g/1l13), and the horizontal axis is temperature ("C). Temperature S,
 Letting the saturated water vapor amount at time c be B and C, respectively, the water vapor amount X (g/m') on the heater 2 where the first temperature sensor and humidity sensor are placed is calculated using the following formula (1). It will be done.
  
     χ (g/  m3 )  =aXB ・・ ・・ (
1)この後、庫内温度すなわち第2の温度センサの出力
Cにおける飽和水蒸気量Cとの比を求めることにより湿
度y(%R,H,)を求めることができる。χ (g/m3) = aXB... (
 1) Thereafter, the humidity y (%R, H,) can be determined by determining the ratio of the internal temperature, that is, the output C of the second temperature sensor, to the saturated water vapor amount C.
  
     y (%R,H,)−x/CX100
− a x B / CX 100−− (2)このよ
うにして極めて容易かつ高精度に氷温下での湿度を求め
ることかできる。y (%R,H,)-x/CX100-axB/CX100-- (2) In this way, the humidity at freezing temperature can be determined extremely easily and with high precision.
  
     また、結露かないため、ドアの開閉を行った場合でも直
くに、連続して測定を実行することかできる上、センサ
の劣化を防止することができる。Furthermore, since there is no condensation, measurements can be carried out immediately and continuously even when the door is opened or closed, and deterioration of the sensor can be prevented.
  
     また、ヒータを配設しない従来方式の湿度センサを用い
た場合、ドアを開閉したのち50分程度経過しないと結
露が消えないため、結露による湿度上昇により精度良く
を湿度測定を行うことができなかったか、本発明によれ
ば、ドアの開閉直後にも精度良く湿度検出を行うことが
でき、常に高精度の検出を行う事が可能となる。In addition, when using a conventional humidity sensor that does not have a heater, the condensation does not disappear until about 50 minutes have passed after the door is opened and closed, making it impossible to accurately measure humidity due to the increase in humidity due to condensation. Furthermore, according to the present invention, humidity can be detected with high accuracy even immediately after opening and closing the door, and high-precision detection can be performed at all times.
  
     さらにまた、上記構成によれば、全て薄膜技術で形成す
ることができるため、大幅な小形化をはかることかでき
る。また、前記実施例では示していないか、演算回路等
の周辺回路をも集積化するようにすれば、さらなる小形
化をはかることかできる。Furthermore, according to the above configuration, since everything can be formed using thin film technology, it is possible to significantly reduce the size. Moreover, if peripheral circuits such as arithmetic circuits, which are not shown in the above embodiments, are also integrated, further miniaturization can be achieved.
  
     なお、湿度センサとしては容量変化型センサを用いたか
、抵抗変化型センサを用いても良く、また高温領域で使
用する場合にはAJzOi系のセラミックスを用いるよ
うにしてもよい。そしてまたこれらの感湿抵抗膜の材質
あるいは絶縁性薄膜の材質等については適宜変更可能で
ある。As the humidity sensor, a capacitance change type sensor or a resistance change type sensor may be used, and when used in a high temperature region, AJzOi ceramics may be used. Furthermore, the material of the moisture-sensitive resistive film or the material of the insulating thin film can be changed as appropriate.
  
     また前記実施例では、すべてのセンサを薄膜で形成し、
モノリンツクに形成したか、適宜チップ化し、ハイブリ
ッドに形成するようにしてもよい。Furthermore, in the above embodiment, all sensors are formed of thin films,
 It may be formed into a monolink, or it may be appropriately formed into a chip and formed into a hybrid.
  
     実施例2
次に本発明の第2の実施例として、各センサをチップ状
に形成した例について説明する。Embodiment 2 Next, as a second embodiment of the present invention, an example in which each sensor is formed into a chip shape will be described.
  
     この湿度センサは、第3図に示すように、熱的に絶縁性
の高い厚さ1.mm縦横各1011I+!の石英からな
る基板11と、この上に配設されたヒータ12と、この
上層に並設された第1の温度センサ13および湿度セン
サ14と、これらのセンサとやや離間して石英基板11
上に配設された第2の温度センサ15とから構成されて
いる。As shown in FIG. 3, this humidity sensor has a thermally insulating thickness of 1. mm length and width each 1011I+! A substrate 11 made of quartz, a heater 12 disposed thereon, a first temperature sensor 13 and a humidity sensor 14 arranged in parallel on the upper layer, and a quartz substrate 11 placed a little apart from these sensors.
 and a second temperature sensor 15 disposed above.
  
     これらの各センサはチップ状をなしており、それぞれ熱
伝導性の良好な接着剤を用いて固着されている。Each of these sensors is in the form of a chip, and each is fixed using an adhesive with good thermal conductivity.
  
     
以上説明してきたように、本発明によれば、湿度検出手
段の周辺を所定温度以上に加熱した状態で湿度検出を行
うようにしているため、常に結露のない状態で湿度を測
定することができ、常に高精度の湿度検出が可能となる
。As explained above, according to the present invention, humidity is detected while the area around the humidity detection means is heated to a predetermined temperature or higher, so that humidity can always be measured without condensation. , it is possible to always detect humidity with high precision.
  
     
第1図は本発明の第1の実施例の湿度センサを示す図、
第2図は同湿度センサでの測定のために用いられる飽和
水蒸気量曲線を示す図、第3図は本発明の第2の実施例
の湿度センサを示す図である。
1・・基板、2 ヒータ、3・・・第1の温度センサ、
4・湿度センサ、5・・第2の温度センサ、6・・・絶
縁膜、11・・基板、12・・ヒータ、13・・・第1
の温度センサ、14・湿度センサ、15・・第2の温度
センサ、31・・・電極、32・・・抵抗パターン、4
1 ・電極、42・・感湿膜、51・・・電極、52・
・抵抗パターン。
第
図
第2図
第
図FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a humidity sensor according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
 FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a saturated water vapor amount curve used for measurement with the same humidity sensor, and FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a humidity sensor according to a second embodiment of the present invention. 1. Board, 2. Heater, 3.. First temperature sensor,
 4. Humidity sensor, 5.. Second temperature sensor, 6.. Insulating film, 11.. Substrate, 12.. Heater, 13.. First
 Temperature sensor, 14. Humidity sensor, 15.. Second temperature sensor, 31.. Electrode, 32.. Resistance pattern, 4
 1. Electrode, 42.. Moisture sensitive membrane, 51.. Electrode, 52.
・Resistance pattern. Figure 2 Figure 2
  
Claims (1)
検出手段と、 前記湿度検出手段の周辺を局所的に所定温度以上に加熱
する加熱手段と、 前記湿度検出手段の周辺温度を検出する第1の温度検出
手段と、 湿度を測定すべき環境の温度を検出する第2の温度検出
手段とを具備し、 前記湿度検出手段の出力を、前記第1の温度検出手段の
出力と、前記第2の温度検出手段の出力とに基づいて換
算し、測定すべき環境の湿度を得るようにしたことを特
徴とする湿度センサ。[Scope of Claims] Humidity detection means installed in a part of the environment to be measured and detects humidity; heating means for locally heating the area around the humidity detection means to a predetermined temperature or higher; and the humidity detection means a first temperature detection means for detecting the ambient temperature of the environment; and a second temperature detection means for detecting the temperature of the environment in which the humidity is to be measured; A humidity sensor characterized in that the humidity of the environment to be measured is obtained by converting based on the output of the means and the output of the second temperature detecting means.
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