Acceleration sensor based bridge cable vibration frequency detection method and device
An acceleration sensor, vibration frequency technology, applied in measuring devices, instruments, measuring ultrasonic/sonic/infrasonic waves, etc., can solve the problems of complex circuit structure, inability to perform comparison, large signal interference, etc. High precision and strong anti-interference ability
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[0030] like figure 1 As shown, the implementation steps of the bridge cable vibration frequency detection method based on the acceleration sensor in this embodiment are as follows: install slaves with digital acceleration sensors (No. 1 slave to N No. Slave), each slave collects the vibration information of the corresponding cable in real time through the digital acceleration sensor (No. 1 slave through the No. 1 digital acceleration sensor, No. 2 slave through the No. 2 digital acceleration sensor, and so on) Channel 1 to channel N of the network are sent to the same host, and the host obtains the multi-channel vibration information corresponding to each cable, and performs median filtering and Fourier transform sequentially according to the multi-channel vibration information to obtain the vibration frequency of each cable . like figure 1 As shown, in this embodiment, the slave passes through the I 2 The C bus is connected to the digital acceleration sensor. In addition, ...
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