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Shell sensor assembly for perceiving spacial airflow changes through piezoelectric cilia

A technology for sensor components and airflow changes, which is used in weapon accessories, ammunition, and ammunition testing. It can solve problems such as excessive centrifugal acceleration and mechanical gyroscopes cannot withstand large overloads, and achieve good strength and flexibility.

Active Publication Date: 2017-05-17
NANJING UNIV OF AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAUTICS
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[0004] When traditional shells move at high speed in space, the device for measuring the flight attitude of the shells is the internal gyroscope, but for smart shells, the traditional mechanical gyroscope cannot withstand large overload and excessive centrifugal acceleration, so a tiny sensing device is needed Covering the surface of the warhead to sense the change of the external space flow field and determine the movement information of the projectile, thereby replacing the traditional mechanical gyroscope

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[0022] The present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0023] Please refer to Figure 1 to Figure 4 As shown, the sensor assembly for the piezoelectric cilia of the present invention to perceive spatial airflow changes includes a conical bullet shell 5, and 4 piezoelectric bionic cilia sensors 6 and 4 piezoelectric bionic cilia sensors are laid on the outer surface of the middle part of the bullet shell 5. 6 surrounds the center line of the warhead shell 5 along the outer cone surface of the warhead shell 5 and is distributed at intervals of 90° in turn, wherein any three piezoelectric bionic cilia sensors 6 are arranged in a spatial area to sense wind speeds in different directions, and the other piezoelectric bionic The cilia sensor 6 is responsible for the error correction of the magnitude and direction of the wind speed. Such distribution and coverage on the surface of the warhead shell 5 will not affect the aerodynam...

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The invention discloses a shell sensor assembly for perceiving spacial airflow changes through piezoelectric cilia. A human body behavior of vestibular labyrinths that an inertial motion signal of the human body can be precisely converted into an electric signal through cilium bundles on sensory epithelia of the vestibular organs of the human body is simulated, so that the outer spacial airflow changes are perceived through the piezoelectric effect of the piezoelectric bionic cilia, namely, perception on the size and the direction of a spacial flow field during travelling of a shell can be achieved through a radial cilium bundle array structure and an axial cilium bundle array structure, the speed and the direction of the airflow in an three-dimensional space outside the shell are obtained by reasonably arranging the piezoelectric bionic cilium sensor and analyzing the electric signal generated by the piezoelectric bionic cilia, and accordingly the posture of a shell body can be calculated and tracked in real time.

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[0001] Technical field: [0002] The invention relates to a sensor assembly for piezoelectric cilia to sense spatial airflow changes, belonging to the field of intelligent materials. [0003] Background technique: [0004] When traditional shells move at high speed in space, the device for measuring the flight attitude of the shells is the internal gyroscope, but for smart shells, the traditional mechanical gyroscope cannot withstand large overload and excessive centrifugal acceleration, so a tiny sensing device is needed Covering the surface of the warhead to sense the change of the external space flow field and determine the movement information of the projectile, thereby replacing the traditional mechanical gyroscope. Imitate the human behavior of the vestibular labyrinth, that is, the cilia bundle on the sensory epithelium of the human vestibular organ can accurately convert the body's own inertial motion signal into an electrical signal, thereby using the piezoelectric eff...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): F42B35/02
CPCF42B35/02
Inventor 彭瀚旻胡捷陈超姚新科
Owner NANJING UNIV OF AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAUTICS
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