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Method using static electricity supporting type differential capacitance method to measure three-dimensional acceleration

A three-dimensional acceleration, differential capacitance technology, applied in the measurement of acceleration, multi-dimensional acceleration measurement, speed/acceleration/shock measurement, etc., can solve the problems of small measurement range, low sensitivity, inability to achieve three-dimensional acceleration measurement, etc. The effect of a large measuring range

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-10-09
ZHEJIANG UNIV
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[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the complex structure of the acceleration measurement method using solid matter as the sensitive mass body, the sensitivity is not high, it is not suitable for application under the condition of large impact or high overload, and the existing liquid acceleration measurement method cannot realize three-dimensional acceleration measurement. The measurement range is small, the relationship between liquid deformation and acceleration is nonlinear, etc., and a three-dimensional acceleration measurement method is provided that uses metal liquid as a sensitive mass body, electrostatically supports the metal liquid, and detects liquid deformation by differential capacitance method

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[0017] The measurement principle of the present invention is briefly described as follows:

[0018] The method for measuring three-dimensional acceleration of the invention is a method for measuring three-dimensional acceleration by an electrostatic support type differential capacitance method. The metal droplet is used as a mass body sensitive to acceleration, and it is encapsulated in a glass regular hexahedron. Because the metal droplet has a large surface tension, the metal droplet forms a specific curved surface at the end corner of the glass regular hexahedron, which is consistent with the glass regular hexahedron. The inner wall of the end face of the hexahedron has a certain contact area. The DC voltage applied by the round electrode provides electrostatic force to the metal droplet, and the metal droplet is balanced under the action of the electrostatic force through closed-loop control. When the acceleration is 0, a certain DC bias voltage is applied to the round e...

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The invention discloses a method using a static electricity supporting type differential capacitance method to measure three-dimensional acceleration. The method uses liquid substances as a sensitive mass body, adopts a regular hexahedron structure, detects the deformation and location changes of liquid through the differential capacitance method, and measures the three-dimensional acceleration through using electrostatic force to balance inertia force. According to the method, liquid is used as the sensitive mass body, so that normal work can be restored after large impact or high overload; the static electricity supporting technology is adopted, and the electrostatic force and the inertia force are in linear relation, so that the method has the advantages of being high in sensitivity, wide in scaling range, and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of high-precision inertial measurement, and in particular relates to a method for measuring three-dimensional acceleration with an electrostatically supported differential capacitance method. Background technique [0002] The measurement of acceleration is to convert the physical signal of acceleration into a measurable electrical signal. For example, the measured acceleration can be converted into the capacitance change of the capacitor through three methods: variable area, variable dielectric constant, and variable gap. The traditional capacitive accelerometer-based measurement method adopts a differential variable gap structure, and the acceleration is measured by measuring the capacitance change between the two electrodes caused by the gap change between the sensitive electrode and the fixed electrode. Since the solid pole plate is used as the sensitive electrode, when the solid pole plate is fixed to ...

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IPC IPC(8): G01P15/18G01P15/125
Inventor 叶凌云黄添添李彩霞宋开臣
Owner ZHEJIANG UNIV
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