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Study on the Development of the Flexural Plate Wave (FPW) Accelerometer for the Continuous Damping Control System of an Automobile

2007-04-16
2007-01-0400
Recently, as a automobile becomes more electronic and intelligent, MEMS(Micro Electro Mechanical System) sensors lead the technology and market of automotive sensor by overcome limitation of size, accuracy and reliability of mechanical sensors. Accelerometer, gyro, and pressure sensor are mainly studied MEMS sensor in the automobile field. Specially, intensification of safety regulation has increased the requirement and interest of the accelerometer. There are piezoelectric, piezoresistive, capacitive type in the sensing method of the accelerometer. Among these, piezoelectric method has high sensitivity feature with a simple manufacturing process. In this paper, we fabricated Flexural Plate Wave(FPW) accelerometer which sense frequency change of the vibrating piezoplate and found a optimum condition of the piezoplate shape and manufacturing condition to improve performances by using the design of experiment.
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Comb Shaped Multi-Axial MEMS Structure for Automotive Electronic Stability Control System General

2009-04-20
2009-01-0640
This paper describes our verification work for multi-axes sensing MEMS accelerometers of comb shaped structure for electronic stability control (ESC) system. The results of basic, environmental performance test and durability test using simulation, it proved that comb structure has same performance and durability with cantilever structure. And we can also find there is no difference between single axis and multi-axes sensing accelerometer’s performance. The multi-axes sensing MEMS accelerometers of comb structure can reduce costs and increase the space efficiency of the advanced ESC system
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A DSP-Based Fast Data Acquisition System for Analysis of Engine Performance

1995-02-01
950843
A 40MFLOPs DSP(Digital Signal Processing) based data acquisition and engine control system with 2-microprocessors (one for DSP, the other for host computer) has been developed for the rapid acquisition of analog data from an engine with ECU. With the use of a DSP system, it has been demonstrated that high speed data acquisition by 8 channels (0.8MHz/CH) as well as real time display and real time processing of various thermodynamic & knocking analyses are successfully performed. The engine operating conditions are to be changed through a serial communication interface, and performance of an engine can be analyzed as a function of time or crank angle. As a result, the correlations between engine performance and various engine operating conditions can be obtained with high speed and ease.
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