Mechanical collision acceleration sensor with dual-induction threshold value
An acceleration sensor, mechanical technology, applied in the direction of measuring acceleration, speed/acceleration/impact measurement, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of small resistance to external interference, single threshold, complex structure, etc., to achieve easy mass production, easy processing and The effect of manufacturing, wide application prospects
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[0034] figure 1 A first steady-state diagram of a mechanical crash acceleration sensor with dual sensing thresholds is shown. In the figure, a mechanical collision acceleration sensor with dual sensing thresholds includes an axisymmetric mass with contacts 2, a central contact 5, a hoop shell 6, a hoop moving contact 3 and a flexible beam contact 4, a hoop shell 6 A plurality of first support beams 1 and a plurality of flexible beam contacts 4 are arranged in the inner circumferential direction. Each first support beam 1 is connected to an axisymmetric mass 2 with contacts located in the center of the hoop shell 6. The first support The beam 1 is correspondingly arranged above the flexible beam contact 4, the number of the flexible beam contact 4 is the same as the number of the first support beam 1, and the flexible beam contact 4 is connected to the hoop moving contact 3 connected to the first support beam 1. In cooperation, the axisymmetric mass 2 with contact is matched wit...
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[0044] Figure 5 , 6 7 shows the structure diagram of another multi-threshold collision acceleration sensor. In the figure, on the basis of embodiment 1, a non-axisymmetric mass block 7 with contacts is used to replace the axisymmetric mass block 2 with contacts in embodiment 1, and the other structures remain unchanged. This type of sensor produces an asymmetric jump when a collision occurs, and also produces three steady states, Image 6 versus Figure 7 Is the second steady state position and the third steady state position of the structure, and the force and displacement curves during the jump are as Figure 8 Shown.
[0045] Figure 8 The force-displacement curve of the sensor action process is given. When the felt inertial force is less than the first threshold force, the structure presents a state of positive stiffness, and the reaction force increases with the increase of displacement; the inertial force is greater than the first threshold force and the structure crosses t...
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[0049] Picture 9 The structure diagram of another multi-threshold collision acceleration sensor is given. In the figure, on the basis of embodiment 1, part of the beams in the first support beam 1 are replaced with the second support beam 8. The materials of the first support beam 1 and the second support beam 8 are different, resulting in the asymmetry of the structure itself , The rest of the structure is consistent with the structure in Example 1. When there is an external collision, the axisymmetric mass 2 with contact moves downward under the action of inertial force, due to the materials of the first support beam 1 and the second support beam 8 The difference causes the stiffness of the first support beam 1 and the second support beam 8 to be different. Since the axisymmetric mass 2 with contacts generates the same pressure at each support position, the first support beam 1 and the second support beam 8 generate The different deflection makes the structure jump asymmetri...
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