Half-bridge test method for mode resonance frequency of piezoresistive acceleration sensor
A technology of acceleration sensor and resonant frequency, which is applied in the testing/calibration of speed/acceleration/shock measurement equipment, speed/acceleration/shock measurement, instruments, etc., and can solve the problems such as the difficulty in obtaining the mode of medium and high-range acceleration sensors
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[0045] Example 1. Modal resonance frequency of an acceleration sensor with a sensitive direction installation and a range of 6000g
[0046] For the piezoresistive acceleration sensor with a range of 6000g, the computer software Ansys performs theoretical calculation and analysis to obtain the first-order resonance frequencies corresponding to different modes of the acceleration sensor. Among them, the first-order resonance frequency of the sensitive direction is 24.1KHz, and the first-order resonance frequency of the transverse direction is 58.0KHz.
[0047] As shown in Figure 4(a), use double-sided tape or 502 tape to install and fix the device on the metal rod in the sensitive direction. The four pins of the device are connected to the positive, negative and two output terminals of the power supply in a certain order. Bridge form output (such as image 3 shown), the amplifier circuit composed of the operational amplifier and the corresponding resistor and capacitor has a wi...
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[0049] Example 2. Modal resonance frequency of a non-sensitive laterally mounted acceleration sensor with a range of 6000g
[0050] The steps are the same as Example 1, keep the circuit connection of the sensor, but install the same sensor on the metal aluminum rod according to the non-sensitive direction in Figure 4(b). Also from a height of 5cm, the metal rod is released freely and collides with the metal anvil; the computer software automatically records the output waveform; the power spectrum is obtained through the Fourier transform.
[0051] Figure 8 and Figure 9 It is the relationship between the output voltage waveform of the acceleration sensor and the time and the corresponding power spectrum after the Fourier transform under the non-sensitive lateral installation. Figure 9 In the spectrum of the relationship between output intensity and frequency, it can be found that in the power spectrum below 100KHz, there are two obvious sharp peaks, which are resonance pea...
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