acha' Mapa
Dear K. Supakit, Dear Lyn,
From one of our customers I got a new request for a project.
It is about temperature measurement of a liquid during the spinning phase in a centrifuge.
The interesting part where I hope we can work together is data and power transmission between the sensor inside the spinning tube and a main unit outside the centrifuge.
Unfortunately the housing of the centrifuge is solid metal.
So at first we have to develop a concept for data acquisition, data transmission and power transmission.
Sure we could use a battery but a maintain free solution is preferred. Maybe we could even gather energy from the spinning.
So the temperature should be measured (1Hz) over a time of 10min and then be transferred to the main unit.
The first idea was some kind of RFID concept but this would be difficult as the lid of the centrifuge is made of metal.
I would be happy to hear your ideas and get your feedback if we could use this for a thesis or cooperative project.
Thanks and
Best Regards,
Marcus Kontorowitz
Research & Development Manager
วันนี้
18:53
Racha' Mapa
Dear Supakit,
I am very happy to hear this may be an interesting project.
Unfortunately I am traveling to Germany and Switzerland tomorrow and won’t be back before 2. Dec.
But I will talk with our customer and hope we can meet beginning of December to discuss the details.
You would help me a lot if you can write down all questions you have about this project in advance so I can try to get all needed information during my travel in Europe.
The phase of the project is early concept development so we are still free to modify and change the concept.
In case we cannot transmit through the metal we also could store the data in the sensor and transmit it after the measurements are finished.
Best Regards,
Marcus Kontorowitz
Research & Development Manager
Bluechips Microhouse Co., Ltd.
From: SUPAKIT KAWDUNGTA [mailto:
[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 09:36
To: Marcus Kontorowitz
Cc: Lin' Jantharacha; SUPAKIT KAWDUNGTA
Subject: Re: Bluechips: New Project Request
Dear Marcus,
I agree with you that will use this project for a thesis or cooperative project.
It is an interesting concept. Anyway, this project is working on the transmission
data and power in the metallic environment, it might be difficult.
In the past, I had been working on design RFID tag for using on the metallic.
It may be difficult to used RF transmission through the metallic medium.
So, I think we have to talk in detail for working on this project,
and I need to know configuration of centrifuge.
I would be happy to cooperative in this project.
Your Sincerely,
Supakit Kawdungta
Tel. +66865659485
Email :
[email protected],
[email protected]Department of Electronic and Telecommunication
Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna (RMUTL)
On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 4:21 PM, Marcus Kontorowitz wrote:
Dear K. Supakit, Dear Lyn,
From one of our customers I got a new request for a project.
It is about temperature measurement of a liquid during the spinning phase in a centrifuge.
The interesting part where I hope we can work together is data and power transmission between the sensor inside the spinning tube and a main unit outside the centrifuge.
Unfortunately the housing of the centrifuge is solid metal.
So at first we have to develop a concept for data acquisition, data transmission and power transmission.
Sure we could use a battery but a maintain free solution is preferred. Maybe we could even gather energy from the spinning.
So the temperature should be measured (1Hz) over a time of 10min and then be transferred to the main unit.
The first idea was some kind of RFID concept but this would be difficult as the lid of the centrifuge is made of metal.
I would be happy to hear your ideas and get your feedback if we could use this for a thesis or cooperative project.
Thanks and
Best Regards,
Marcus Kontorowitz
Research & Development Manager
Bluechips Microhouse Co., Ltd.
212/2 Moo 10 T.Umong; A.Muang, Lamphun 51150; Thailand
Phone: +66(0) 53 091 328; Fax: +66(0)53 091 330
Our company follows very strictly environmental laws: we work hard to prevent damage to the environment (ISO14001:2004)