Resonance encode type passive wireless acoustic surface wave array sensor system
A surface acoustic wave, passive wireless technology, applied in the direction of impedance network, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as difficult debugging and control, narrow closed-loop bandwidth, and inability to apply broadband control
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[0032] Embodiment 1: Realize passive wireless multi-point temperature sensing with spatially discrete surface acoustic wave resonators and delay lines.
[0033] use figure 2 , Figure 5 with Figure 11 In the structure shown, the surface acoustic wave resonator whose resonant frequency is distributed in the amateur radio frequency band 433MHz is selected as the temperature sensitive element. If the measured temperature changes between -10°C and 200°C, the resonant frequency of the resonator will change within 300KHz, so the frequency range during transmission is 432.7MHz-433.3MHz. The excitation signal is excited by a PSK signal with an intermittent period of 2ms, and the sensor uses 50 identical surface acoustic wave resonators as sensitive elements, and the ports of each resonator pass through delay lines 1-delay line 50 with different delay times, matching networks and antennas connect. In this system, the fixed local oscillator uses a quartz crystal resonator with a r...
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[0034] Example 2: Surface Acoustic Wave Array Sensor with Wireless Interrogation
[0035] use image 3 , Image 6 with Figure 11 In the shown structure, on the same piezoelectric substrate, resonators with different resonant frequencies and delay lines with different delay times are fabricated in different regions. These resonance frequencies are spaced apart from each other by a certain frequency. The ports of all these resonators are connected to the same antenna via delay lines. In this system, the oscillation frequency of the fixed local oscillator can be selected to be higher (or lower) than all resonator frequencies. The adjustable local oscillator is a digital frequency source with adjustable frequency. The computer controls the adjustable local oscillator to automatically capture the reflection response of all resonators to intermittent sinusoidal signals.
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