Daido Tokushuko Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsuo Utsuno

Hiroyasu Nagasaka

Hiroshi Ino

Kunio Kamidaira

Masashi Mizuno

A portable temperature data recorder for temporarily storing plural sets of temperature data representative of temperatures at a single location or at different locations, and automatically transferring the stored temperature data to a data processing unit. The portable recorder has a connector for connection thereof to the data processing unit. The portable recorder may further have a connector for connection thereof to a stationary temperature detector or thermometer installed at each measurement location. Alternatively, the temperature recorder incorporate a temperature detector for measuring the temperatures at the measurement locations. A clock circuit may be provided in the portable recorder, so that the temperature data may be stored together with measurement time data. The temperature detector may be a radiation thermometer provided at the measurement location, or built in the portable recorder.

Method of measuring temperatures and portable recorder for storing

A radiant-energy temperature measuring apparatus of a scanning type having a linear array of light-sensitive elements which generate photoelectric signals corresponding to respective amounts of radiant energy produced at different points of an object and vicinities thereof on a straight line corresponding to the above linear array, and further having a device for determining a temperature of the object at desired one of its different points, based on the photoelectric signal generated by one of the light-sensitive elements which optically matches the desired one point of the object. The apparatus includes an edge detector for detecting an edge of the object, based on the photoelectric signals generated by the light-sensitive elements, and a selector for selecting the desired one point of the object, by designating a number of the light-sensitive elements as counted from the element corresponding to the detected edge of the object, to the element which corresponds to the above-indicated desired one point. The selector applies to the temperature determining device the photoelectric signal from the light-sensitive element corresponding to the selected point.

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Mitsuo Utsuno