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Investigation of effect of train body vibration on measurement of fluctuation pressure on the surface of high-speed train

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MEASUREMENT
Volume 168, Issue -, Pages -

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ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2020.108442

Keywords

Piezoresistive pressure sensor; Vibration; Acceleration; Large mass

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  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [51975487, 51475387]

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This paper investigates the influence of vibration acceleration on piezoresistive pressure measurement, considering sensor operation conditions in high-speed trains. By simulating the real state of pressure sensors under different frequency vibration loads and analyzing the voltage output, the internal relations are obtained, providing guidance for eliminating vibration influence. This study is also useful in pressure sensor operation in acceleration-loaded environments in other fields.
This paper devotes to investigate the influence of vibration acceleration on measurement of piezoresistive pressure. For the sake of definiteness, sensor operation conditions in high-speed train are considered. Where, the sensor chip is loaded with dynamic accelerations with frequency within 20 Hz. The real state of the pressure sensor under different frequency vibration load is simulated by using large mass method (LMM). And the voltage output of the pressure sensor under different vibration loads was obtained by the joint simulation of electrical-structure. By analysis of different vibration loads and the voltage output of sensors, their internal relations are obtained. These outcomes provide a guidance for elimination of vibration influence in high-speed train surface fluctuation pressure measurement. It is also useful in other fields of pressure sensor operation in acceleration-loaded environments.

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