Thermal conductive sensor for myoelectrically controlled hand
A technology of thermal conductivity and sensors, applied in the field of information and control, can solve the problems of no sensing and perception functions, and achieve the effect of improving bionics
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[0012] Such as figure 1 As shown, a thermal conductivity sensor for a myoelectric prosthetic hand includes a layered sensor body and a signal processing circuit 10 .
[0013] The sensor body consists of a rubber base 7 , a flexible heating layer 5 , and a rubber-encapsulated skin 1 from bottom to top. Protrusions 3 are arranged on the upper surface of the rubber-encapsulated skin 1 . The temperature-sensitive resistor 2 is embedded in the rubber-encapsulated skin 1 , and the output resistance values of the temperature-sensitive resistor 2 are different when the temperature is different. The flexible heating layer 5 is rubber resistance or resistance paint, and the upper and lower surfaces of the flexible heating layer 5 are respectively pasted with sheet-shaped flexible electrodes 4 . The sensor body is packaged in a metal frame 8 . A flexible electrode lead 6-2 is connected to a flexible electrode after passing through the rubber base 7, and another flexible electrode lea...
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