Transcription of CHAPTER 3: SENSORS - Analog Devices
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CHAPTER 3: SENSORS - Analog Devices
CHAPTER 3: SENSORS . SECTION : POSITIONAL SENSORS LINEAR VARIABLE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSFORMERS (LVDT) HALL EFFECT MAGNETIC SENSORS RESOLVERS AND SYNCHROS INDUCTOSYNS ACCELEROMETERS iMEMS ANGULAR-RATE-SENSING GYROSCOPE GYROSCOPE DESCRIPTION CORIOLIS ACCELEROMETERS MOTION IN 2 DIMENSIONS CAPACITIVE SENSINGS IMMUNITY TO SHOCK AND VIBRATION REFERENCES SECTION : TEMPERATURE SENSORS INTRODUCTION SEMICONDUCTOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS CURRENT OUT TEMPERATURE SENSORS CURRENT AND VOLTAGE OUTPUT TEMPERATURE SENSORS THERMOCOUPLE PRINCIPLES AND COLD-JUNCTION. COMPENSATION AUTO-ZERO AMPLIFIER FOR THERMOCOUPLE. MEASUREMENTS RESISTANCE TEMPERATURE DETECTORS (RTDs) THERMISTORS DIGITAL OUTPUT TEMPERATURE SENSORS THERMOSTATIC SWITCHES AND SET-POINT CONTROLLERS MICROPROCESSOR TEMPERATURE MONITORING REFERENCES SECTION : CHARGE COUPLED Devices (CCDs) REFERENCES SECTION : BRIDGE CIRCUITS INTRODUCTION AMPLIFING AND LINEARIZING BRIDGE OUTPUTS 3,75.
E100. BASIC LINEAR DESIGN 3.2 output voltage is zero. When the core is moved off center, the voltage in the secondary toward which the core is moved increases, while the opposite voltage decreases. The result is a differential voltage output which varies linearly with the core's position.
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