Temperature monitoring of converter valves can aid in fault prediction

and it is one of the key technologies to ensure the safe and stable operation of converter stations. However

there are few suitable solutions to the problem of reliable energy supply. In this paper

an accurate output power characteristic model based on magnetic field induction energy harvesting is proposed

utilizing a superimposed magnetic flux calculation method. The impact of key core parameters on energy harvesting power is explored step by step

and an optimization method is proposed. To address the space constraints of the converter valve hall

a lightweight design for the magnetic core is proposed. On this basis

the energy harvesting characteristics of the chip-based energy harvesting device under deflection condition

influenced by the application environment

are studied. An optimization analysis method of energy taking power characteristics under the non-optimal position is proposed. The chip-based energy harvesting device designed in this paper can drive the sensor stably across a wide range of current fluctuations and realize long-distance wireless communication. At the same time

it can meet the needs of long-term maintenance-free detection of power equipment in narrow and high temperature space such as converter stations.