A Temperature Compensation Method for Molecular-Electronic Inductive Accelerometer
An electronic induction and accelerometer technology, applied in the direction of measuring acceleration, velocity/acceleration/impact measurement, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of inability to effectively ensure the consistency of molecular-electronic induction accelerometers and limit the work of molecular-electronic induction accelerometers Ambient temperature range etc.
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[0061] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments, but the present invention is not limited by specific embodiments.
[0062] The molecular-electronic inductive accelerometer is composed of a reaction chamber (M.E.T. chamber), an electromagnetic feedback compensation system, a temperature compensation system, a signal acquisition / processing circuit, a power supply, and a housing package. The reaction chamber is the core component of the molecular-electronic inductive accelerometer, and its internal structure is as follows: figure 1 shown. Molecular-electronic inductive accelerometers usually adopt a single cylindrical reaction cavity structure, which includes an electrolyte sealed cavity, electrolyte, electrodes, insulating barriers, and wires, and electrodes and insulating barriers are usually integrated and packaged in the same chip , known as "Electrochemical Mechanism Inertial Sensing Element" (Sensing Element, hereinaf...
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