Experimental Investigation of a Piezo-Optical Transducer for Highly Sensitive Strain Gauges
А. Г. Паулиш, P. S. Zagubisalo, Vladimir N. Barakov, М. А. Павлов
Abstract
А. Г. Паулиш, P. S. Zagubisalo, Vladimir N. Barakov, М. А. Павлов
Abstract
The characteristics of a piezo-optical transducer of a new design with high strain sensitivity at compact size have been studied.The original form of the photoelastic element provides a considerable increase in the stress in its working area at a given external force, resulting in an increase in the sensitivity of the transducer. The main characteristics of the transducer were measured using a specially designed device. The strain at a given applied force was calculated using a developed mathematical model of the transducer. As a result, the sensitivity to the relative strain was Δ x / x =3 · 10 −10 , the dynamic range was at least four orders of magnitude higher and the gauge factor three orders of magnitude higher than those of strain-resistive gauges.
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The characteristics of a piezo-optical transducer of a new design with high strain sensitivity at compact size have been studied.The original form of the photoelastic element provides a considerable increase in the stress in its working area at a given external force, resulting in an increase in the sensitivity of the transducer. The main characteristics of the transducer were measured using a specially designed device. The strain at a given applied force was calculated using a developed mathematical model of the transducer. As a result, the sensitivity to the relative strain was Δ x / x =3 · 10 −10 , the dynamic range was at least four orders of magnitude higher and the gauge factor three orders of magnitude higher than those of strain-resistive gauges.
Key concepts: Transducer, Strain gauge, Resistive touchscreen, Sensitivity (control systems), Materials science, Gauge factor, Acoustics, Strain (injury)