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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 08, 2021
Filed:
Nov. 25, 2019
Berthold Technologies Gmbh & Co. KG, Bad Wildbad, DE;
Tobias Daibenzeiher, Birkenfeld, DE;
Steffen Mueller, Pforzheim, DE;
Ewald Freiburger, Neulingen, DE;
Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Wildbad, DE;
Abstract
A radiometric measuring apparatus detects a measured variable in the form of a fill level, a point level, a density and/or a mass flow, and includes a scintillator embodied to generate light pulses upon excitation by ionizing radiation, an optoelectronic sensor embodied to convert the light pulses into a sensor signal, a first signal processing unit embodied to process the sensor signal into a first measured variable signal, an adjustable second signal processing unit embodied in a measurement setting to process the sensor signal into a second measured variable signal, wherein the second measured variable signal corresponds to the first measured variable signal in the case of a correctly processing first signal processing unit and a correctly processing second signal processing unit, and embodied in at least one operation setting to process the sensor signal into at least one operating variable signal, wherein the at least one operating variable signal does not correspond to the measured variable signals, a setting unit embodied to set the second signal processing unit into the measurement setting in measured variable time intervals and into the at least one operation setting in operating variable time intervals that alternate with the measured variable time intervals, and an assessment unit embodied to compare the first measured variable signal and the second measured variable signal with one another and to assess the first signal processing unit and/or the second signal processing unit to be processing correctly or incorrectly, depending on a result of the comparison.
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