Electronic apparatus and method of controlling electronic apparatus
An electronic apparatus includes: a temperature measurement section that measures a temperature of a heat generation source generating heat by consuming power or a temperature of an inner position of a casing of which the temperature changes due to the heat generation of the heat generation source; and an environmental temperature calculation section that calculates a temperature which is calculated using a predetermined relational equation that is different in accordance with a model from a difference between a first temperature measured by the temperature measurement section at a point in time when the heat generation source starts consuming a predetermined amount of power and a second temperature measured by the temperature measurement section at a point in time after the passage of a predetermined period from the start of consumption of a predetermined amount of power by the heat generation source as an environmental temperature in an environment where the casing is placed.
1. An electronic apparatus comprising:
a temperature measurement section that measures a first temperature of one of a heat generation source that generates heat by consuming power or an inner portion of a casing, wherein the inner portion of the casing is caused to change temperature due to the heat generated by the heat generation source; and
an environmental temperature calculation section that calculates an environmental temperature in an environment where the casing is placed, wherein the environmental temperature is calculated using a predetermined relational equation from a difference between the first temperature measured at a point in time when the heat generation source starts consuming a predetermined amount of power and a second temperature measured after the passage of a predetermined period from the start of consumption of the predetermined amount of power.
2. The electronic apparatus according to claim 1 , further comprising an operation control section that outputs a warning signal when a difference between the environmental temperature calculated by the environmental temperature calculation section and the first temperature measured by the temperature measurement section exceeds a first predetermined value.
3. The electronic apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein the operation control section stops supply of power to the heat generation source when the difference between the environmental temperature and the first temperature exceeds a second predetermined value greater than the first predetermined value.
4. The electronic apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the temperature measurement section is in direct contact with the heat generation source.
5. The electronic apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the temperature measurement section is provided on a substrate which is in contact with the heat generation source so as to drive the heat generation source.
6. The electronic apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the heat generation source is an imaging device.
7. A method of controlling an electronic apparatus, comprising:
measuring a first temperature of one of a heat generation source generating heat by consuming power or an inner portion of a casing which changes temperature due to the heat generated by the heat generation source at a point in time when the heat generation source starts consuming a predetermined amount of power;
measuring a second temperature of one of the heat generation source or the inner portion of the casing after the passage of a predetermined period from the start of consumption of the predetermined amount of power by the heat generation source;
calculating an environmental temperature using a predetermined relational equation from a difference between the first temperature and the second temperature in an environment where the casing is placed; and
measuring a third temperature of one of the heat generation source or the inner portion of the casing when the electronic apparatus is turned on, wherein a lower temperature of the third temperature and the environmental temperature calculated using the predetermined relational equation is selected, and wherein the selected temperature is used as the environmental temperature.
8. The method according to claim 7 , further comprising outputting a warning signal when a difference between the environmental temperature and the first temperature of the heat generation source or the inner portion of the casing exceeds a first predetermined value.
9. The method according to claim 8 , wherein, when the difference between the environmental temperature and the first temperature of the heat generation source or the inner portion of the casing exceeds a second predetermined value greater than the first predetermined value, supply of power to the heat generation source is stopped.
10. An electronic apparatus comprising:
a temperature measurement section that measures a first temperature of one of a heat generation source that generates heat by consuming power or an inner portion of a casing which is caused to change temperature due to the heat generated by the heat generation source; and
an environmental temperature calculation section that calculates an environmental temperature in an environment where the casing is placed, wherein the environmental temperature is calculated using a predetermined relational equation from a difference between the first temperature measured at a point in time when the heat generation source starts consuming a predetermined amount of power and a second temperature measured after the passage of a predetermined period from the start of consumption of the predetermined amount of power,
wherein the environmental temperature calculation section holds a third temperature measured by the temperature measurement section at a point in time when the electronic apparatus is turned on, selects the lower temperature of the third temperature and the environmental temperature calculated using the predetermined relational equation, and uses the selected temperature as the environmental temperature.