In recent years, there is increasing attention on digitalisation and digitalised society with concepts such as Industry 4.0 and cyber-physical systems (CPS) on the rise. In order to realise this, sophisticated systems using numerous sensors that collect, process, and transmit all sorts of physical data at a large scale and in real-time are necessary. One of those important physical data is temperature. Conventional sensors such as thermocouples and thermal cameras have points of concern regarding energy consumption and calibration. Here, an energy harvesting temperature sensor using magnetic phase transition that has the potential to overcome these challenges is proposed. The proposed device utilises the temperature dependency of the magnetisation and electromagnetic induction to measure the probe temperature in the form of electromotive force. Here, a theoretical approach is taken to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed device as an energy harvesting temperature in the CPS frame work. Namely, a theoretical model for the sensing scheme of the proposed device is formulated to demonstrate how the input parameter of temperature can be outputted as electromotive force.
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