Analyses of motion and acceleration sensors using printed spiral inductors by a simulator and actual circuit experiments
Kazuhisa Yoshimatsu, Masayuki Yamauchi, Mamoru Tanaka
Abstract
Kazuhisa Yoshimatsu, Masayuki Yamauchi, Mamoru Tanaka
Abstract
We make a spiral inductor on a printed board. We call the spiral inductor Printed Spiral Inductor(PS-Inductor). The some PS-Inductors are overlapped, and a motion sensor and an acceleration sensor are constructed by using mutual inductance between the PS-Inductors. We propose an equivalent circuit model of when a secondary PS-Inductor is moved on some primary PS-Inductors. It is confirmed by a numerical calculation using PSpice and the equivalent circuit model that the motion sensor and the acceleration sensor can be made.
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We make a spiral inductor on a printed board. We call the spiral inductor Printed Spiral Inductor(PS-Inductor). The some PS-Inductors are overlapped, and a motion sensor and an acceleration sensor are constructed by using mutual inductance between the PS-Inductors. We propose an equivalent circuit model of when a secondary PS-Inductor is moved on some primary PS-Inductors. It is confirmed by a numerical calculation using PSpice and the equivalent circuit model that the motion sensor and the acceleration sensor can be made.
Key concepts: Inductor, Inductance, Acceleration, Spiral (railway), Printed circuit board, Equivalent circuit, Electrical engineering, Acoustics