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Table of Contents

1 Sensors

1.1 Inertial Sensor

1.1.1 Accelerometers

   
Micromega Dynamics link
MMF link
PCB link

Wireless Accelerometers

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Figure 1: Characteristics of commercially available accelerometers cite:collette11review

1.1.2 Geophones

   
Sercel link
Wilcoxon link

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Figure 2: Characteristics of commercially available geophones cite:collette11review

1.2 Force Sensors

   
PCB link

1.3 Position Sensor

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Figure 3: Characteristics of relative measurement sensors cite:collette11review

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Figure 4: Position sensor characteristics cite:fleming13reviewnanomresolpositsensor

1.3.1 Strain Gauge

1.3.3 Inductive Sensor (Eddy Current)

   
Micro-Epsilon link
Lion Precision link

1.3.4 Inductive Sensor (LVDT)

   
Micro-Epsilon link
Keyence link

1.3.5 Interferometers

   
Attocube link
Zygo link
Smaract link
Qutools link
Renishaw link
Sios link
Keysight link
Table 1: Characteristics of Environmental Units
  Temperature (\(\pm\ ^oC\)) Pressure (\(\pm\ hPa\)) Humidity \(\pm\ \% RH\) Wavelength Accuracy (\(\pm\ \text{ppm}\))
Attocube 0.1 1 2 0.5
Renishaw 0.2 1 6 1
Picoscale 0.2 2 2 1

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Figure 5: Expected precision of interferometer as a function of measured distance. Taken from cite:jang17compenrefracindexairlaser

1.3.6 Fiber Optic Displacement Sensor

   
Unipulse link

1.4 Bibliography

cite:collette12compar cite:collette12review cite:fleming13reviewnanomresolpositsensor

2 Actuators

2.1 Piezoelectric

   
Cedrat link
PI link
Piezo System link
Noliac link

2.2 Voice Coil

   
Geeplus link
Maccon link
TDS PP link
H2tech link
PBA Systems link
Celera Motion link
Beikimco link
Electromate link
Magnetic Innovations link

3 Measurement System / Acquisition System

4 Control System

Dspace, Speedgoat

5 Positioning Stages

6 Amplifiers

6.1 Current Amplifiers

6.2 Voltage Amplifiers

7 ESRF Equipment

7.1 Geophones

7.1.1 L-28LB

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Figure 6: Picture of the L-28LB Geophone

Table 2: L-28LB Parameters
Natural Frequency [Hz] 4.5
Weight [g] 140
Sensitivity [V/(m/s)] 31.3

We define the parameters of the geophone and we plot its bode plot (figure 7).

w0 = 4.5*2*pi; % [rad/s]
ksi = 0.38;
G0 = 31.3; % [V/(m/s)]
G = G0*(s/w0)^2/((s/w0)^2 + 2*ksi*(s/w0) + 1);

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Figure 7: Bode plot of the L-28LB Geophone

7.1.2 L-4C

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Figure 8: Picture of the L-4C Geophone

Table 3: L4C Parameters
Natural Frequency [Hz] 1
Weight [g] 2150
Sensitivity [V/(m/s)] 276.8

The transfer function from the velocity and the measured voltage is defined below.

Its bode plot is shown on figure 9.

w0 = 2*pi; % [rad/s]
ksi = 0.28;
G0 = 276.8; % [V/(m/s)]
G = G0*(s/w0)^2/((s/w0)^2 + 2*ksi*(s/w0) + 1);

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Figure 9: Bode plot of the L4C Geophone

7.2 Accelerometers

7.2.1 Pieozoelectric acc. 356b18 - 3 axis

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Figure 10: Pieozoelectric acc. 356b18 - 3 axis

Table 4: 356b18 Parameters
Sensitivity 0.102 \(V/(m/s^2)\)
Measurement Range 4.9 \(m/s^2\) pk
Frequency Range 0.5 to 3000 Hz
resonant frequency > 20000 hz
broadband resolution 0.0005 \(m/s^2\) rms

7.2.2 Ceramic acc. 393B05 - 1 axis

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Figure 11: Ceramic acc. 393B05 - 1 axis

Table 5: 393B05 Parameters
Sensitivity (±10 %) 1.02 \(V/(m/s^2)\)
Measurement Range 4.9 \(m/s^2\) pk
Frequency Range (±5 %) 0.7 to 450 Hz
resonant frequency > 2500 hz
broadband resolution 0.00004 \(m/s^2\) rms

Author: Dehaeze Thomas

Created: 2020-02-04 mar. 17:05