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Fall 1393
Bonab University
Sensor
Introduction Technologies
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• The output is a sequence of positive and negative pulses whose frequency is proportional to
the rotational velocity
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• Piezoelectric Transducers
• Produce an output voltage when a force is applied
• And reverse
• Used as:
• Ultrasonic transmitters and receivers
• Displacement transducers (particularly as part of devices measuring
acceleration, force, and pressure)
• Asymmetrical lattice of molecules: a mechanical force lattice distorts
a reorientation of electric charges inside relative displacement of
positive and negative charges induces surface charges on the material of
opposite polarity between the two sides
• By implanting electrodes into the surface of the material, these surface charges
can be measured
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• Piezoelectric Transducers
• The polarity of the induced voltage: material compressed or stretched
• Input impedance of the instrument used to measure the induced voltage
must be very high : provides a path for the induced charge to leak away
• Materials exhibiting piezoelectric behavior:
• Natural: quartz
• Synthetic: lithium sulphate
• Ferroelectric ceramics: barium titanate
• Piezoelectric constant (k)
• 2.3 for quartz (e.g. force = 1 g , crystal area = 100 mm2, thickness = 1 mm output of 23 µV)
• 140 for barium titanate (1.4 mv)
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• Source + Detector
• Air path
• Fiber optic
• immunity to electromagnetically
induced noise
• Greater safety (in hazardous environment)
• Air path:
• Proximity
• Translational motion
• Rotational motion
• Gas concentration
• Sources:
• Tungsten-filament lamps (visible spectrum prone to interferences from Sun, etc.)
• So, infrared LEDs, or infrared laser diodes
• Laser diodes, and light-emitting diodes (LEDs)
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• Detectors:
• Photoconductors (photoresistors)
• Changes in incident light changes in resistance
• Photovoltaic devices (photocells)
• Light intensity Voltage magnitude
• Phototransistors
• Light base-collector junction
• Output current (like photodiode)
• Internal gain
• Photodiodes
• Amount of light output current
• Faster response
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• Also possible:
• Modulation of the intensity of transmitted light
• Takes place in:
• Proximity
Reflected light changes
• Displacement
• Pressure: deformation refractive index intensity
• pH (pH-dependent color)
• Smoke sensors (intensity reduction)
• A simple accelerometer:
• Placing a mass on a multimode fiber
• Acceleration force exerted on the fiber a change in
intensity of light transmitted
• Very high accuracy
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• Temperature Sensor:
• Refractive index is close:
• Core
• Cladding
• Temperature rise index even closer together losses from the core increases
reducing the quantity of light transmitted
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• Piezoelectric sensors : good fit because the modulated frequency of a quartz crystal can be
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transmitted readily into a fiber-optic cable
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Microsensors Technologies
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Microsensors Technologies
• Construction:
• Usually: from a silicon semiconductor (excellent mechanical properties)
• but other materials such as:
• metals, plastics, polymers, glasses, and ceramics deposited on a silicon base
• Micro-engineering techniques are an essential enabling technology:
(designed so that their electromechanical properties change in response to a change in the
measured parameter)
• Many of the techniques used for integrated circuit (IC) manufacture are also
used in sensor fabrication:
• Crystal growing
• Polishing
• Thin film deposition
• Ion implantation
• Wet and dry chemical and laser etching
• Photolithography
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