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Conducting IPN actuator/sensor for biomimetic vibrissa system
This paper proposes as one possible application of Conducting Interpenetrating Polymer Network (C-IPN) materials the creation of a biomimetic active vibrissa as well as a first prototype
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Conducting IPN actuator/sensor Strain of an actuator under ±2V Voltage sensing response of a sensor under a strain of 2 First prototype Electroactive polymer whisker system Sensing voltage output Actuator/sensor characterization Advantages: 1 Open-air actuation 2 Low tension 3 Light weight 4 No delamination Publication PEDOT PEO/NBR
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9056 2A ConductingIPNactuator/sensorfor biomimeticvibrissasystem (Invited Paper) [9056-83] N Festin C Plesse Institut desMateriaux Univ deCergy-Pontoise (France); P Pirim Brain Vision Systems (France);C Chevrot F Vidal Institut des Materiaux Univ deCergy-Pontoise (France) 9056 2B Insitu measurementswithCPCmicro-actuatorsusingSEM[9056-84]
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Feb 1 2021 · sensor because their structures may detect the mechanical stresses and thermal changes around them and reply almost instantly to the external variation [1-7] There are several SMA actuator sensor and actuator/sensor solutions Although NiTi alloy is usually used as wire (micrometric and millimetric diameters) bias spring-type actuators provide
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This type of sensor may be as simple as a switch on the brake pedal or as complex as a phototransistor speed sensor The computer uses the sensor data to control different systems on a vehicle through the use of actuators An actuator is an electromechanical device such as a relay solenoid or motor
Actuator Control Design for Safety-Critical Medical Applications
Control algorithms drive an output to the actuator which moves the mechanical interface A feedback response of the mechanical interface is collected through feedback sensors Signal conditioning is applied to inputs and outputs to convert raw signals to usable forms
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Conducting IPN whisker representation as their integration in an arti?cial whisker will be described Finally a ?rst prototype of simple designed active whisker
How are actuators controlled?
- Most actuators are solenoids. Solenoids are controlled two ways: pulse width or duty cycle. Pulse width control is used when the frequency is not consistent. An example of pulse width is a fuel injector which is turned on for a determined length of time and then shut off.
What is a switch sensor?
- Switch sensors toggle a voltage from the computer high or low, or supply an "on" or "off" voltage signal to the computer. This type of sensor may be as simple as a switch on the brake pedal or as complex as a phototransistor speed sensor. The computer uses the sensor data to control different systems on a vehicle through the use of actuators.
How do sensors work?
- Through sensors, computers receive vital information about a number of conditions, allowing minor adjustments to be made far more quickly and accurately than mechanical systems. Sensors convert temperature, pressure, speed, position and other data into either digital or analog electrical signals.
